Apple-Brie Polenta with Sage

Tart apples, creamy polenta, soft brie and fresh sage all stirred together into a cozy side dish of goodness. MORE+ LESS-

By Girl Versus Dough

April 24, 2017

cups water

cup apple juice

1/2

teaspoon cinnamon

pinch nutmeg

cup instant polenta

small apple, peeled, cored and grated

1/2

cup chopped brie cheese, rind removed

tablespoon snipped fresh sage

Salt to taste

Chopped skin-on apples, for topping

Fresh sage leaves, for topping

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Stir water, apple juice, cinnamon and nutmeg in a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil.
2

Reduce heat to medium; stir in polenta and grated apple. Stir 3 to 5 minutes until thickened. Remove from heat.
3

Stir in chopped brie cheese, sage and salt to taste.
4

Serve topped with chopped apples and sage leaves.

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More About This Recipe

There’s this thing between polenta and me. We just get each other. I like easy-peasy dishes; polenta is just that. I like foods that are filling but not unhealthy; polenta comes in for the win. I like comfort food that I can customize, and eventually spoon out of a bowl and into my mouth; polenta is there for me. So you can imagine how often I’ve made and eaten this Apple-Brie Polenta with Sage. The answer is somewhere between once and eleventy billion times – and it may or may not skew in the eleventy billion direction. OK but seriously, can you just take a look at that stuff up there? Just a lil’ gander? Does it not look like a pretty darn tasty side dish, something that would pair awesomely with pork chops or chicken or a roast? That’s a rhetorical question. So since you’re probably already foaming at the mouth with how good this looks, let’s cut to the chase and make some polenta! Serve in pretty little ramekins and top with chopped apples and more sage leaves for garnish and flair. It’s OK if you want to skip this part, though – it’ll probably only last about two seconds anyway. Oh, polenta -- you and your easy-peasy, filling, spoonworthy goodness. You just get me.