Those of you who read my blog for the programming content might have been rather surprised to learn how to make parmesan and tomato polenta yesterday. Similarly those of you who have come here from “Playing with your food” are probably thinking “What on earth is a Scala and how do I cook it?”
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Yum, Scala. I usually find it goes best lightly fried with some olive oil and just a sprinkling of salt and pepper. But do try to find fresh Scala from the market – anything that’s been out of the water for more than a day is no good.