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Leftover Cornmeal Mush

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  1. Congratulations, you now have polenta (if you didn't sweeten
    the mush). I assume it's now either solid or semi-solid,
    depending on how thick your mush was to start with.

    If you didn't sweeten the mush: You can serve it pretty much
    any way you would hearty pasta--a simple tomato sauce with
    sauteed vegetables & cheese is always good. Either slice the
    polenta or shape it with your hands (depending on how solid
    it is--I suspect keeping your hands wet will prevent
    sticking) and bake or saute or broil it, with or without a
    coating to make it crisper.

    If you did sweeten the mush: Slice or shape, saute in
    butter, and serve with syrup or stewed apples or
    applesauce or.

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