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ISO: stone-ground cornmeal vs. polenta
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eggy/oz 6-29-1999
 MSG ID: 024745

I am looking forward to baking some blueberry muffins that use a northern corn bread recipe, which calls for 1 1/4 cup of "stone-ground cornmeal". However, such item isn't that common here in Melbounre. Polenta/yellow maizs is available in the supermarkets or health food stores. I know that if I buy stone-ground cormeal, I am getting the oily germ with the starchy endosperm. The product has a much higher fiber and mineral content, and it must be refrigerated. Could I just use polenta (also called yellow maize)in this recipe? Do I have to get the finer one or just the regular form if it's a possible sub.? Thanks for any suggestion. I was given this recipe by my fav. local cafe so I would really like trying it out soon.


Replies:
ISO: stone-ground cornmeal vs. polenta
  eggy/oz - 6-29-1999
 
MSG ID: 024745
  1 Polenta vs cornmeal
    Sarah Phillips - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024746
  2 P.S. Oat flour....
    Sarah Phillips - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024747
  3 ISO: about corn flour
    eggy/oz - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024748
  4 Cornflour vs cornstarch.....
    Sarah Phillips - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024749
  5 More cornstarch vs cornflour.....
    Sarah Phillips - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024750
  6 thanks Sarah!
    eggy/oz - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024751
  7 You are welcome....more
    Sarah Phillips - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024752
  8 Recipe(tried): Cornmean or polenta
    SGK - 6-29-1999
   
MSG ID: 024755
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