Polenta (Again)!

horseshoes | 17:51 Tue 13th Aug 2013 | Food & Drink

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I was on here the other week asking where I could get polenta. Well I finally tracked some down in Waitrose in Anglesey! However it is pre-cooked. It it pre- cooked, but not like the other pre-cooked one I found which was like pre made marzipan! This is loose and sounds like bird seed when I shake the box. Is this the polenta suitable for making cake.

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looks like it horseshoes

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/polenta

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Thanks Humbersloop, I'm very confused by this polenta stuff. Perhaps I'll just stick to flour!!!!

I've only ever eaten it cooked as in with something "served on a bed of" and I've never felt like going back for more tbh

I would suggest that if you are baking a cake you need the fine grained polenta.You will find it in the supermarket as cornmeal.

more on cornmeal here horseshoes

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Food-and-Drink/Question1186935.html

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