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Do & See From climbing the Appenines to exploring the lakes what are the things to do in Abruzzo

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Old 12-12-08, 03:41 PM
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I have been asked to pass this on to all lovers of things Abruzzese. There's a free course being put on in Pettorano near Sulmona) to preserve polenta making traditions:

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It is an excellent idea as to prepare polenta is quite an art. Anyway, I would advice those attending to wear long sleeves and to have with them a wooden spoon with A VERY LONG HANDLE. Polenta can burn you very easily when it starts to boil and it is a nasty burn.
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I asked a relative living in the Abruzzo what she was given for her birthday this December? A Polenta saucepan that works by electricty and that does all the stirring .....so much easier and apparently all the rage!
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I must admit I'm quite a dab hand at making polenta.
I just snip of the corner of the sachet, add boiling water and Bob's your uncle.
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Yes Bob was my uncle!!! lol
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and Fanny loved cooking too lol
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Just in case you cannot attend the courses, there is a thread about Polenta making which I started last year:

http://www.italymag.co.uk/forums/foo...0-polenta.html

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