Creamy Polenta

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Recipe video made by Ryan Published on 06/30/2020, viewed by 1865 , 1 Comments
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Outside of the South, and probably Italy (grits and polenta are extremely similar), cornmeal seems to be an underappreciated starch. There will always be a special place in my heart for mashed potatoes, but I've been making some room for grits these days.

What you will need

1 cup Water

1 cup Milk

11/2 cup Grits

1 cup Grated Parmesan

(Nutritional facts 281 calories, 3.15 g fat, 56.39 g carbohydrates, 7.72 g protein, 6 mg cholesterol, 99 mg sodium)

How to cook

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Pour the water into a saucepan over medium heat.

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Add the milk.

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t to low to hold a gentle simmer.

When the milk and water just begin to bubble, stir in the grits. Reduce heat to low to hold a gentle simmer.

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t have to worry about burning but you may get some clumping, so give the pot a healthy stir every so often. Make sure to scrape along the bottom.

Let the pot bubble away gently for 15-20 minutes. On low heat, you shouldn't have to worry about burning but you may get some clumping, so give the pot a healthy stir every so often. Make sure to scrape along the bottom.

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ip in the shredded cheese. I used parmesan here but you can substitute any shredded cheese that will melt easily. Cheddar works great too. Check the seasoning. With a salty cheese, you may not need to add salt. You can't go wrong with a few turns of fresh black pepper.

When the liquid is absorbed and the grits are coked to a thick porridge, whip in the shredded cheese. I used parmesan here but you can substitute any shredded cheese that will melt easily. Cheddar works great too. Check the seasoning. With a salty cheese, you may not need to add salt. You can't go wrong with a few turns of fresh black pepper.

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Pelagia Ketseri
08/31/2020 ☰
Nice
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