Doug liked it, but he suggested baking the polenta on its own first for a while (before pouring on the egg mixture) so it forms a crispier crust. Totally agree. Next time we'll experiment with other mix-ins, like spinach, broccoli, etc.
One [huge] slice. We cut it up into 4 servings.
It was my first time making/eating polenta, so I must say, I'm a fan. Super-easy to mix and versatile. I look forward to grilling it sometime too.
Pretty much changed out about 90% of the songs on my workout shuffle. Trying to keep myself pumped for a run at the gym tomorrow! Totally forgot how awesome Grand National is.
Ok. That's all from me tonight. I'm finishing up some Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations.
"Crabs. So many crabs, you'll think you woke up on the Jersey Shore."
Love that man. Probably no breakfast/lunch post tomorrow. Breakfast is a repeat and lunch will just be polenta pizza leftovers. G'night!
1 comment:
Hi Tamara, thank you so much for writing about RO*TEL. We love this recipe and think you should enter it into our recipe contest for a chance to win $2,000. For more info visit http://www.rotelacrossamerica.com
- The RO*TEL Across America Team
Post a Comment