Baked polenta + greens
No time to spend fussing over polenta on the stove? Me neither. Here's a recipe for baking it, and a great springtime greens topping.
I've just started a series on my blog for 50s/60s recipe makeovers! It's a brand new blog and my recipe is in honor of the blog name. Please let me know what you think!
Here's my Peas and Carrots
No time to spend fussing over polenta on the stove? Me neither. Here's a recipe for baking it, and a great springtime greens topping.
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3 ingredient challenge recipe - day 10.
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10 day challenge: use just 3 ingredients for 10 recipes. This recipe: ginger, potatoes, scallions.
Only 3 ingredients in this recipe: Potatoes, Ginger and Scallions... but lots of flavor!
All I need to make a batch of pickled okra...
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Hello! I just started my food blog last month (hooray!). After spending lots of time debating style and theme and how to promote it, I decided to just hold my breath and start already!
I've put a few things in motion already, like adding my pic links to various sites and joining communities of food and blog lovers alike, and even have worked hard to get a hold on this HTML world (very proud of self).
What I am lacking is some advice from the fine bloggers and foodies alike on how it looks so far. I'm going to be adding theme articles and lots more content, but seeing as I don't have many foodie friends, I don't have anyone who can say more than "looks nice".
I would love any advice you can give me!
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Thanks for the great tips!
@pear - Yes I agree that I definitely need to go back and break out my instructions into one per line!
@nithya - I'm going to check out that link right now!