Stewed market veggies and broad beans in a tomato sauce over creamy polenta.

Short history: Polenta comes from Northern Italy, where it was a staple for working class and peasant families – a simple, hearty, satisfying dish that can be used with any number of varying ingredients – leading to a variety of tastes and uses to this simple meal. People use polenta in sweet dishes such as muffins and cakes, and savory dishes topped with olive oil, garlic, mushrooms, peppers, and onions. In this variation of Polenta, you will receive essential minerals, good dietary fiber, and a reduction in blood cholesterol, all in one Italian flavor-packed meal.

Reheating Instructions: Warm in a pan over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes or microwave* on high for 2 minutes.

Customer Comments:

“This was a full-flavored dish that really made me have a deeper appreciation for polenta. This dish reheated extremely well. And, for those of you that have ever had shrimp and grits… this is kind od like a plat-based version.” – Stephanie Hi. from Scottsdale

“This polenta was such happy dish – I smiled when I saw it and smiled as I ate it!” – Rebecca Sp. from Phoenix