Can polenta be baked?

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I've heard that good polenta can be made in the oven, without the stirring. Has anyone else heard of this? Does anyone know how to?



Best Answer

The technique is very basic: stir together the all of the ingredients in a buttered baking dish, and bake in a moderate oven for about an hour, with one or two stirs near the end. The water ratio is slightly reduced from the stove top method, as there is less evaporation.

See, for example, this version from Shockingly Delicious adapting the recipe from the back of the Golden Pheasant polenta bag.




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Can you use polenta in baking?

The cooled polenta can be baked in a casserole dish, as in the recipe, cut into squares, and served. Or it can be cut while cold and baked or fried for an even more crispy exterior. Polenta makes a simple gluten free side dish that is easy to make, and can be made ahead.

How do you cook and bake polenta?

Preheat oven to 220\xbaC/425\xbaF/gas 7. Cut the chilled polenta into chips and brush with 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Dust with the extra polenta. Arrange on a greased baking tray in a single layer and bake for 30 minutes, or until crisp and golden.

What does baked polenta taste like?

What does polenta taste like? Polenta tastes a lot like corn, since that's what it is! It has a similar flavor to grits and is even comparable to the flavor of cornbread (but not the texture).

What is polenta for baking?

Polenta is a type of cornmeal and can be bought in a few different forms. Traditional polenta is a slightly coarse dry cornmeal and requires quite a long simmering time.



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