Polenta Concia
I heard about polenta concia directly from a chef friend from the region, but I had never made it before and I’ve never been there, so I decided to cook it in my own winter way. Don’t hate me for that, sometimes I like to find my own way into some recipes to make them mine.
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Thank you Massi, you remind me very much of my late uncle and watching your videos reminds me of him and brings me much comfort.
Ma come è possibile che ogni tuo video spacca
Mamma mia, che fameeee.
😋😋😋😋😋😋😋👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
each video you make the "forgotten" gets crazier and crazier
Polenta concia is the very best way to taste polenta.
Reminds me of grits and cheese my favorite.❤️
Ma almeno il lardo di Arnaud…
Mamma mia, 270000 calorie a scodella 😂
Ah che piacere che fa vedere un video sulla polenta concia ! Ti consiglio se cerchi altre ricette di cercare la "supa mitunà piémontese" 🙂
Oh man, I love polenta!!! 🤤
Una ricetta che ti consiglio di fare e di mangiare è la CASOOLA MILANESE,come la mangi non la lasci più, è un piatto invernale. Buon appetito .
Are you supposed to eat this and then die right afterwards?
Glad to see I'm not the only one here for the accent 😂
Love the dishes as well tho, but I wouldn't be able to replicate them
Romanians and Italians are cousins via our common Roman ancestors, from whom we both inherited polenta – or as we call it here, "mămăligă".
So it's no surprise that we have a very similar dish to polenta concia, called "bulz". It's a very rustic dish of mămăligă with any kind of Romanian cheese and bacon you like. You can either layer them up like this and bake them in the oven, or form them into balls of polenta with cheese and meat filling and grill them instead.
I'll be honest with you, I have never had a polenta dish that I have truly enjoyed, except the one time I went walking near Valle d'Aosta and then I had some after the end of the walk in a rifugio cooked by a friendly old man after it had dumped a lot of rain on me and I nearly got hit by lightning.
Anyhow my personal rule is to avoid polenta unless it's cooked by alpine farmers and I'm hungry enough to eat a horse or twelve.
This looks good enough for me to try and make it myself and I know that I'll be annoyed when I don't like it… Maybe I'll try making a risotto analogue of some sort if I can find the correct cheese anywhere.
Oooohh looks delicious! I love polenta!
Io da valdostano aggiungerei un po di burro fuso.
Omg please make a cookbook with all these recipes!! I would buy a copy for everyone in my family lol
Looks healthy.
Looks alot like timpano but with polenta instead of potato
Polenta biriyani 😂
WOW! This polenta looks devine! And the smell of lard and cheese is the most comforting thing ever. Also, thing that people tend to forget, polenta is close to be an instant dish, the basic one can be prepared in 5 minutes and then you can dry it and make 10 more dishes!