DELICIOUS Italian Creamy Polenta Recipe



Creamy polenta is super easy to make and is essentially the Italian version of grits! Whether you are eating creamy polenta or …

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  1. Probably the most popular and traditional dish in Haiti, where it is called Mayimoulen. It is often served with a red kidney beans sauce for protein, Haiti not being a cheese country. The ultimate comfort food

  2. 4:01 I had for the longest time wondered if I was the only one doing this…. I now know it's 'a chefs thing' LOL I do this aaall the time when mixing things: sauces, vegs, etc… It just feels so comfortable! 😂😂

  3. No italian makes polenta this way. There's no such thing as an al dente polenta with browned onions, garlic(garlic is not at all common in Italy, btw), and…chicken stock. 🙂 Come on.

  4. Thank you for sharing this recipe, I love to try it out. Polenta has many ways to cook it. Some ways are more complicated, I like this simply and easy way to cook. I appreciate it! ❤

  5. I'm glad I grew up eating white hominy grits growing up in SE Louisiana. You don't have to constantly stir grits! I have a hard time getting a regular supply of white hominy grits AKA Quick Girts here in Bangkok so I'm eating a lot more polenta. Thanks for your videos. They are constantly superior to the competition.

  6. Polenta is the traditional dish of northern 🇮🇹Italy (alongside with risotto).
    In the south ⚜️⚜️⚜️, to joke about North, there is a semi-derogatory word, "polentoni", meaning "polenta eaters". By the way, I love it and I think that in the world as Italian food is underrated.

  7. I was doing fajitas at the same time and listening to you on your video, which was really comforting. I didn't stir it non-stop but it was still the best polenta I ever made. Thank you for this 'simple' recipe. It was perfect, loved the garlic in there!!

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