LIKE POLENTA?
I've had it maybe three times in my life. (Sorry, Italians.) But I respect the polenta, and that's what counts.
I respect it enough that I used polenta in a tube for fear of overcooking the real stuff. I know, I try to avoid anything in a tube but I was desperate to invite polenta into my home in a comfortable, warm environment that did not involve scalding it.
I digress. So, polenta. I needed a quick meal, like a 20 minute cook & prep time meal. In comes the polenta...
And the spinach...
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Heat your grill pan on med-high. Drizzle with some olive oil.
Coat the polenta in olive oil and cook at least 5 minutes on each side (until cooked and getting a bit crispy). Add some Italian seasoning (or basil, oregano, salt, garlic powder) and a little crushed pepper if you like.
I've had it maybe three times in my life. (Sorry, Italians.) But I respect the polenta, and that's what counts.
I respect it enough that I used polenta in a tube for fear of overcooking the real stuff. I know, I try to avoid anything in a tube but I was desperate to invite polenta into my home in a comfortable, warm environment that did not involve scalding it.
I digress. So, polenta. I needed a quick meal, like a 20 minute cook & prep time meal. In comes the polenta...
1. Heat your grill pan on med-high. Drizzle with some olive oil.
Coat the polenta in olive oil and cook at least 5 minutes on each side (until cooked and getting a bit crispy). Add some Italian seasoning (or basil, oregano, salt, garlic powder) and a little crushed pepper if you like.
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| Tasty sauce with a little kick. |
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| I literally just heated the frozen spinach, drained it, and added a tablespoon of this. A little goes a long way. Get it at Target. Love the Giada. |
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| Con queso. 20 minute dinner. Move over, Rachael Ray. |
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| No queso. |
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