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  • Steimberg loves Yiddish music and certain foods, but her cookbook for children, El mundo no es de polenta (The World Is Not Made of Polenta, 1991), focuses on Italian and Spanish specialties.

    Alicia Steimberg. 2009

  • Polenta is still a common staple food in Chipilo, where cornmeal for making it is sold as maíz para polenta.

    Polenta with Fresh Cheese and Chard: Polenta con Requeson y Acelgas 2007

  • Flounder and Maine Shrimp Roulades in Polenta Cups

    Stephencooks 2006

  • Flounder and Maine Shrimp Roulades in Polenta Cups: Stephencooks

    Stephencooks 2006

  • Flounder and Maine Shrimp Roulades in Polenta Cups

    Stephencooks : 2006

  • Flounder and Maine Shrimp Roulades in Polenta Cups

    Stephencooks 2005

  • Ground maize is still called Polenta throughout Italy; and the great family will live in the name of the useful cereal they introduced when all memory of their warlike deeds is lost except to the learned.

    On the Pampas 1867

  • Polenta, which is made from cornmeal, isn't all that far removed from the corn tortillas and chips that partner so nicely with the Mexican flavors used to season the pulled pork.

    unknown title 2009

  • Polenta, which is made from cornmeal, isn't all that far removed from the corn tortillas and chips that partner so nicely with the Mexican flavors used to season the pulled pork.

    The Seattle Times 2009

  • I've also used it fresh in some of my favorite recipes such as Polenta with Sage & Parmesan

    WHB Giveaway #1: Tell Us Your Favorite Herb of 2008 and You Might Win a Fantastic Prize! Kalyn Denny 2008

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