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/RECIPE/ Layered Polenta Casserole

J.O.K Taster • Dec 29, 2014 (Updated: Aug 20, 2019)
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This one can be found on the site right over here.

This was a fun recipe to make. I’ve never made Polenta before and is was a neat experience! I’m sure to be making Polenta again in the future that’s for sure.

I made this recipe sans the Parmesan cheese for a pareve option. It came out fine. This recipe was an interesting thing, its a pretty good recipe and about 50% of the people I served it to really liked it. It seemed to me that it needed a little bit of a creaminess or marinara sauce, but I’ll keep playing around with it.

I wasn’t able to find any kosher canned Cannelini beans so I substituted dried Northern beans. It was no big deal and worked out just fine. I loved that I was able to use some of my sun-dried tomatoes! This was the best recipe that I’ve ever used them in.

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Cuisine: Jewish
Diets: Pareve

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I’m one of the Joy of Kosher testers {aka. the J.O.K Taster} and I intend to have a ton of fun at it! I’ll be posting my experiences in the kitchen and all the yummy things I’ll be making here! Let’s get going testing the Joy of Kosher recipes. Its almost like cooking through Julia Childs, Mastering the Art of French Cooking, but Kosher style! 

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  1. JOKTaster

    Jan 4, 2015 at 9:35 pm

    I thought the polenta was a nice thickness but I agree, it needed a sauce of sorts. Marinara or maybe a creamy one. It is a good recipe though to play with in the future. Maybe when you have some more time to play with it. Thanks so much for your honest comment!

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  2. susan goldman

    Jan 2, 2015 at 5:14 am

    This is a very disjointed casserole. My family disliked it. It did not have any sauce to bring the componets together. I didnt have time to playnwith it .i would definnately spread out the polenta on two cookie sheets next time (polenta was too thick for our tastes.). Spread a sauce maybe a marinara between layers to make it more cohesive. I woud definately make this but with changes to the recipe.

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