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I don't like it either - it always seems stodgy to me.I like your recipe. Pumpkin, rice, polenta.... And now I'm remembering it's a very long time I don't cook polenta..maybe because my husband doesn't like it so much.
That kooks great! Are you entering it in the Recipe Challenge?
Oops. I just deleted my post as I subsequently saw you had entered!Done already.
I don't like it either - it always seems stodgy to me.
We had Penne with asparagus in a Cambozola cream sauce and a few scallops and shrimp on the side...
I don't know how well this will have worked... I smashed the screen on my phone last night (again.... ) and the send button is in the broken section, so I had to send it as a FB messenger picture to someone lower down on the list (like my husband who I do not talk to on FB, I actually talk to him in real life!) and get him to email it to me, so that I could access it on the laptop! talk about long winded...
Anyhow.
Last night's evening meal.
Mushroom soup with sumac roasted pumpkin and sunflower seeds served with caramelised onion rice & polenta cakes.
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And hopefully I will get chance to write the recipe up before the current competition ends.... and maybe actually manage a better picture as well!
(And yes, it looks slightly carroty because there is carrot in it! just before anyone says so)
Cambozola is a cheese from Germany that is made from French soft cheese and Italian Gorganzola. Are you even more confused now?What is Cambozola?
Are those anchovies in the middle, BT?Mmm, that sounds and looks good. I looove 'shroom and punkin soup. It's a real Autumn type dish here. I guess appropriate for your season as we head into the Spring.
I had a Greek salad last night:
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Are those anchovies in the middle, BT?