Ingredients
1 T Oil
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1
lb Shiitake mushrooms, stems
removed and sliced
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1
t dried thyme
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3/4
c Hot water
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1
c peas
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3
c Water
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2
lb New potatoes; cubed
|
¼
t salt
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1
1/2 tb flour
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1/8
ts Ground cayenne
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4 cloves
of garlic - crushed
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3/4
c yellow cornmeal
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1
medium onion diced
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1/2
oz Dried porcini
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Preparation
Soak
porcinis in hot water for at least an hour. Remove mushrooms from water and,
depending on their quality, either discard or reserve for another use. Strain
soaking water through cheesecloth, fine sieve or coffee filter. Set aside.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Lightly oil roasting pan large enough to hold
potatoes in one layer. Roast potatoes, stirring once or twice to prevent
sticking and to brown evenly, until tender, about 35 minutes. While potatoes
are roasting, heat 1/2 teaspoon of oil in nonstick skillet. Add onions and
garlic; saute until the onions are soft. Add fresh mushrooms, thyme and
cayenne; cook until mushrooms soften and shrink to about half their original
size, about 15 minutes. In separate skillet, heat remaining oil. Make a roux by
adding flour and stirring until flour begins to brown. Add porcini water and
mushroom mixture to the roux; cook until liquid reduces by about a third, about
5 minutes. Remove potatoes from oven; reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees.
Combine mushroom mixture, potatoes and peas in 9x9 inch lightly oiled baking
pan. Set aside. For crust, bring water and salt to rolling boil. Add polenta
slowly, stirring constantly. Turn heat down to medium; stir constantly until
mixture thickens and begins to pull away from sides of the pot, about 10
minutes. Spread polenta over potato and mushroom mixture; bake about 15
minutes. Remove from oven; let sit 15 minutes before cutting. Makes 4-6
servings of about 1 cup each. 5 grams of fat per serving. |
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