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Old 02-07-2004, 04:25 AM
PENMART01
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Default Does polenta substitute for cornmeal?

notbob blurts:

PENMART01 wrote:


Yes what?!?!? Polenta is a *cooked* dish, *made from* cornmeal.


Your brain is cooked.

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That's not polenta... some typically grossly ignorant texas hillybilly company
doesn't know the difference between polenta and plain old cornmeal. FACT: the
area of texas is inversely proportional to the IQ of its inhabitants.

polenta [poh-LEHN-tah]
A staple of northern Italy, polenta is a MUSH *made from cornmeal*. It can be
eaten hot with a little butter or cooled until firm, cut into squares and
fried. For added flavor, polenta is sometimes mixed with cheese such as
PARMESAN or GORGONZOLA. It can be served as a first course or side dish and
makes hearty breakfast fare.

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