Tonite, I came home from work and my husband asked...."what's for dinner?" My snappy retort was, "Whatever you fix, dear." After a moment of shocked surprise on my husband's face, he realized that I was sort of kidding and sort of serious. I eventually caved in and suggested polenta with sausages, peppers, onions and a white wine, garlic and tomato sauce.
I went to the freezer to get out the stone ground corn meal and only had about 1/2 cup left in the bag. I hunted and searched and only found some blue corn meal that I had recently purchased. I looked at what I had and decided......what the heck. If Alfred Hitchcock can serve an entirely blue meal, I can sneak in some blue corn meal. This turned out fabulously creamy and very tasty.
4 cups water
2 cups milk
1 stick of butter
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
Place everything in a pan and heat on low, stirring occasionally until the utter melts and the liquid is hot.
Slowly whisk in 1 1/2 cups corn meal
Once the cornmeal is incorporated, continue to cook on low, stirring constantly until thick. This will take about 15 to 20 minutes.
Add 1 cup of shredded parmesan cheese and stir to incorporate.
Ladies and gents, this was delicious and had a very nice, soft texture.
From the heart of my purple kitchen to you, enjoy!!!
S.
Purple Kitchen Treats
Over the past few years, I have been working on a cookbook. During this time, I took time off to finish my Master's Degree. Now that I have accomplished that, I am working again on my cookbook, slowly but surely.
However, over the past few months, something interesting has happened...I have received multiple requests for baked goods, particularly my cookies. I am also receiving multiple requests for granola. So, with all these requests in mind, I have started to make my cookies for sale, along with my granola.
My official web site is available, but will be undergoing a significant redesign. Be sure to visit my "official" web site at: http://www.susanshonk.com and watch for some exciting changes.
From the heart of my purple kitchen to you,
Susan
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