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By lrcosgrove
on February 16, 2012
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This was fabulous! A sure thing and a crowd pleaser.
By go4urs
hyattsville, MD
on January 03, 2012
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I think it was delicious, but I cant be sure because I was shoveling food in my mouth so fast. Works well with crisp salad or coleslaw.
I forgot to add the thyme to the polenta and used a tiny bit of mozzarella and the flavors still popped. 4.5
By cvollmecke_6227822
Chandler, AZ
on November 18, 2011
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A keeper for sure. Found the ribs very salty and I love my salt. Use 1/2 the amount called for. Am impressive dish. The prior reviewer cut the salt and the cheese in the polenta and then did not find it flavorful enough. The polenta was excellent as well, when you follow the recipe
By Eldiva
Lauderdale by t...
on September 09, 2010
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I just did the polenta in this recipe to use up some cheddar cheese I had...I doubled the recipe, reduced the salt by a bit and increased the cheese by a half cup...Then I cooled the polenta in a baking pan and cut into squares and sauteed them to get a brown crisp..It was pretty good-a little mild flavored but still good!
I used the polenta as the main course, not a side, and served them sitting in a creamy pool of spicy marinara sauce topped with crisped salami and walnuts -there were a lot of flavors going on so the milder taste of the polenta didn't bother me...But had I eaten these by themselves, I would have been a little dissapointed and would have felt the need for it to have more flavor...
If you are looking for a more flavor packed polenta recipe, please try Ina's Rosemary Polenta recipe-it's our all time favorite!!! Such great flavors from the polenta you'll want to just eat these by themselves - they need very little else!
By grazianolinda_5...
Hanover Park, IL
on August 17, 2010
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Truly delicious. The liquid ended up the consistency of a soup broth, not sure if this was the way it was supposed to turn out. Got the impression that maybe should have been more like a sauce, as it is supposed to be ladled and served over the polenta. We froze the large amount of liquid that was left after dinner and plan to cook a pot roast in it.
By kjt_329911
Baja Calif Nort...
on December 29, 2009
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Both the ribs and polenta were amazingly simple and delicious! I used boneless short ribs and added baby carrots. Did it all in the dutch oven. Company worthy!
By jinx342
Grand Haven, MI
on August 31, 2009
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I took the other reviewers advice and put these in the crockpot after pan searing. I added all the other ingredients to the skillet to de-glaze and combine flavors(only used 4 c of water, since I was using the crockpot. Also, I used fresh poblano peppers instead of one dried ancho since our grocery did not have that, and it was delicious.
Outstanding with the cheddar polenta -- this will be a go to recipe for us~
By gillerine_3986686
santa clara, CA
on June 15, 2007
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We used this recipe in the crockpot and it was the BEST thing I've made in it so far! Just season and sear, then transfer to crockpot with all the other ingreds. We used white onion diced instead, ADDED a little vinegar and instead of the chile just used chili sauce. Cook Low for about 6-8 hours for 1-2 lbs. Then serve over rice. AMAZING!
By atoussai_980502
bronx, NY
on March 04, 2007
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It's my absolute favorite fall, winter and spring recipe. It's easy, fast and extremely tasty. I add red pepper flakes during the overnight time to kick it up a notch. It's the only adjustment I've made.
By tonya_amen_6226717
Hudson, WI
on October 15, 2006
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Loads of flavor! And very easy.