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Polenta Chips

Contains - Soya (dependent on Butter used)

Uses: These make a lovely side dish at mealtime or even good to snack on with a lovely sauce on the side.

Ingredients:

1 Cup - Dried Polenta

4 Tbsp - Butter or Free From Alternative 

3 1/3 Cup - Stock (I use Vegetable or Chicken)

Pinch of Salt

Pinch of Pepper 

1 Tsp or Oregano or Rosemary 

1 Tbsp - Oil of your choice


Pre-heat Oven to 220*c or 200*c Fan

Method:

Step 1: 

Cook Polenta in the stock for approx 5 minutes on a medium heat, until it thickens 


Step 2:

Pour thickened mix into a dish (I use a small roasting tin), pop in the fridge for 2hours so it firms up and soaks up any remaining stock. 


Step 3:

Empty out of tin and slice into Chip shapes about the thickness of you finger, arrange of a baking tray, brush with oil and season.


Step 4:

Bake in oven for 30-40 minutes, add more seasoning after out and serve.


These are best served fresh, so wouldn't recommend storing them, however you could freeze them before baking and bake at a later date.

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