Renzo Sobrino uses an ancient variety of corn, called red corn, to produce his farina per polenta. He hand picks the corn, air dries it, and then grinds it in a traditional stone mill. The result is a flavorful, fine-textured cornmeal that's perfect for baking, making sweet porridge, and preparing delicate polenta dishes with cheese, milk, butter, or wild mushroom sauces.,/p>
This flour is vacuum-packed. After opening, let breathe for an hour. This type of cornmeal is best cooked for at least 20 minutes: The more time it spends on the stovetop, the more flavorful it becomes.