OUR WMF TIP IN ADVANCE:
The Fusiontec Aromatic pots from WMF offer excellent heat conduction and retention, which is particularly advantageous when preparing polenta. The even heat ensures that the polenta cooks uniformly and achieves a creamy consistency without burning or clumping.
Step 2
Begin by boiling the corn on the cob in salted water for 40 minutes.
Cut the corn off the cob, setting aside a few pieces.
Corn on the cob
Step 3
Blend the rest with some cooking water into a fine puree.
Reserve some of the cooking water and set it aside.
Step 4
WMF TIP:
If fresh corn on the cob is not available, canned corn can be used instead.
Step 5
Finely dice the onion and garlic and sauté in butter. Add the polenta and saffron, then pour in the broth and cream. Let the polenta simmer for 5 minutes.
Stir in the pecorino, corn puree, and butter, then season with salt and pepper.
Onion
Garlic
tbsp.Butter
gInstant polenta
gSaffron
gVegetable broth
mlCream
gGrated pecorino
tbsp.Butter
Salt & pepper as needed
Step 6
Mix the fresh goat cheese with the remaining cream and corn broth, bring briefly to a boil, then blend until a foam forms.
Distribute the polenta on plates. Torch the reserved corn pieces and arrange them on the polenta along with the marjoram and goat cheese foam.
gFresh goat cheese
mlCream
tbsp.Corn broth
sprigsMarjoram
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