Polenta made from fresh sweetcorn is almost like baby food, but in a good sense. It is smooth, sweet and soothing, a bit like a chunky savoury porridge. It is my ideal heart-warming supper meal. Just keep in mind that it is nothing like regular polenta made from cornmeal – it is softer and not as substantial.
This dish is a variation on a recipe by two inspiring Israeli food writers, Haim Cohen and Eli Landau.
6 | corn cobs |
500ml | water |
40g | butter, diced |
200g | feta, crumbled |
1⁄4 tsp | salt, black pepper |
FOR THE AUBERGINE SAUCE | |
150ml | vegetable oil |
1 | medium aubergine, cut into 2cm dice |
2 tsp | tomato purée |
60ml | white wine |
200g | chopped peeled tomatoes (fresh or canned) |
100ml | water |
1⁄4 tsp | salt |
1⁄4 tsp | sugar |
1 tbsp | chopped oregano |
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