
This was so delicious and satisfying.
The day was cold. We were having ribs for dinner.
Crispy Corn and Aged Cheddar Polenta
3 1/2 cups stock (I used veggie, chicken would be great too)
1 1/4 cups polenta
1/4 cup white wine (optional)
1 vidalia onion, chopped
1 1/2 ears of corn (one just did not seem enough...)
2 jalapeno pepper, seeds removed, chopped
1/4 of a red bell pepper, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 1/2 cups aged cheddar
Chili flakes, espelette or aleppo pepper
Butter to pan sear and sauté
In a large saucepan, sauté the onions in butter (or oil) until translucent. Add the corn, sauté for a minute more, add garlic, jalapeno and red bell pepper, cook for a minute. Add wine and deglaze pan. Add the polenta and stock, stir to ensure that no lumps form. Take off the heat, taste, check doneness, then add cheese + spices.
Refrigerate for 1 1/2 hours or 2 hours until firm. Cut into squares and pan sear until golden brown and crunchy.


11 comments:
I love polenta! Thanks for doing so many vego dishes too! AND thanks for swinging by my blog - it was lovely to have you! *s*
Your blog is great, so many things to put on a lust list!!!
I found you here also!!! Great blog! Great photos!!! Kisses, the DONKEY
OMG, I can't wait to try this! My mom loves polenta (and so do i), so she'll be my guinea pig :.P
OMG - that layer of golden goodness on the outside...wow, I MUST try this soon...great for fall with some braised meats...idea flowing forth...thanks!
Marysol,
I just don't understand why you don't have thousands of followers. Your photos are gorgeous, your recipes easy to follow and to make. Everything you share is fresh and inspired. I hope your site takes off...you deserve it. Meanwhile, thanks for sharing with your devoted followers. Polenta for dinner tonight!
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* Everyone, you need to make this.
* Alisa, I wish!!! I will take 200 followers as I wait for a few thousand... Thanks for the kind words!
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please help! sounds delic but i got a few questions: what is deglaze pan? and did you grate the cheese or throw it in as a chunk?
muchas gracias
Hi Libellule!
Deglazing is simply adding a liquid to a pan with vegetables or meats that have caramelized. You would usually add alcohol as it needs to evaporate (not to have an alcohol taste) and then add your stock - but you can simply add stock.
I did grate the cheese, it just blends easier that way!
OMG I can't wait to try this, and will remember you like things SPICY.
YUM!
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