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which replicates the
traditional effect.
Media related to
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occupation of
Greece in
World War II.
Andreas Polentas was born in 1908 in Sfakia,
Crete to
parents Pavlos Polentas and Anna Mpolioti. His
father was a merchant...
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Polenta may
refer to:
Polenta, an
Italian dish made from
boiled cornmeal Polenta (moth), a
synonym of the moth
genus Plagiomimicus in the
family Noctuidae...
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gremolada and
traditionally served with
either risotto alla
milanese or
polenta,
depending on the
regional variation. The
marrow from the hole in the bone...
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Francesca da
Rimini or
Francesca da
Polenta (died
between 1283 and 1286) was an
Italian noblewoman of Ravenna, who was
murdered by her husband, Giovanni...
- used for
making arepas, tamales, and tortillas.
Boiled cornmeal is
called polenta in
Italy and is also a
traditional dish and
bread substitute in Romania...
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Diego Fabián
Polenta Musetti (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈdjeɣo
poˈlenta]; born 6
February 1992) is a
Uruguayan professional footballer who
plays as a centre-back...
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similar to
other thick maize-based
porridges from
around the world, such as
polenta, mieliepap, and mămăligă. The dish
originated in the
Southern United States...
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Guido II da
Polenta (died 1330), also
known as
Guido Novello, was an
Italian who
served as lord of
Ravenna from 1316
until 1322. The
nephew of Lamberto...
- Mămăligă (Romanian pronunciation: [məməˈliɡə] ;) is a
polenta-like dish made out of
yellow maize flour,
traditional in Romania, Moldova, south-west regions...
