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Fine Polenta

Degermed cornmeal. Cooking polenta is a battle of hydration and gelatinization of corn starch. It requires pouring in a fine rain into simmering broth (to prevent clumping from premature surface gelatinization) and constant mechanical stirring. Once the starch matrix is fully hydrated, it can absorb massive amounts of lipids (butter, mascarpone, parmesan) through emulsion, transforming from a granular porridge into a smooth, rich, and silky cream.

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