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SignUp Now!Seems reasonable. Never had grits, never felt the need to try them, and have never seen them on the menu of any reasonably legit breakfast serving restaurant.Thank you. wife from the "mid west", yankee, thought they would make them creamer.
She's being taught.
Best shrimp and grits was down in Edisto. The restaurant that was furthest south. don't know name.
Seems reasonable. Never had grits, never felt the need to try them, and have never seen them on the menu of any reasonably legit breakfast serving restaurant.
Dark to light more like it. She can now fix collards and cornbread. Almost like momma.The south can’t even teach their women to make grits now?
Dark days indeed.
This dude gets it. Cook that shit, add some milk or cream, cook that shut some more. Then cook it a little more and they will be done.You have to put milk in your grits. It’s the only way. 2 cups water and two cups whole milk. Little salt and butter. Bring to a boil. Add one cup grits. Real grits, like Geechie Boy or Lakeside white grits. Use a whisk when adding grits so they don’t stick. Reduce heat to low boil and cover. Stir often. Don’t cook them any less than 20-30 minutes. When they start looking thick, add milk and cook some more. The key to great grits is time. And fat. Whole milk and butter.
If you’re using stone ground grits, make sure they’ve been hulled. If not, soak them in water before cooking. The hulls will float and you can strain them off. If you don’t, they will be difficult to eat.Might be wrong but I've never heard of it. its always been water for me. This is a special bath remind you. View attachment 42728
Got these at that place and the shrimp and grits was great. They are closed now because of the shut down.If you’re using stone ground grits, make sure they’ve been hulled. If not, soak them in water before cooking. The hulls will float and you can strain them off. If you don’t, they will be difficult to eat.
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As long as they taste good and are cooked long enough idgaf what you put in them. Exception being Sparkys sauceWhat kind of phaggot ass Ohio question is that? Only yankees put milk and sugar in their grits.
You don't get out much do you.Seems reasonable. Never had grits, never felt the need to try them, and have never seen them on the menu of any reasonably legit breakfast serving restaurant.
Try chicken broth instead of water. Pro tipMight be wrong but I've never heard of it. its always been water for me. This is a special batch remind you. View attachment 42728
Don’t try to tell me that Waffle House isn’t legit. Not saying their grits are the best, but they have them.Seems reasonable. Never had grits, never felt the need to try them, and have never seen them on the menu of any reasonably legit breakfast serving restaurant.
There’s a place on the Isle of Palms near Charleston that does fried grit logs with Gouda cheese sauce. Incredible.The best part about grits is you can pan fry the leftovers the next day.
You got a name? Sounds like i need to check that place out.There’s a place on the Isle of Palms near Charleston that does fried grit logs with Gouda cheese sauce. Incredible.
You got a name? Sounds like i need to check that place out.
Artist.What kind of phaggot ass Ohio question is that? Only yankees put milk and sugar in their grits.
Thats a lot of work for some ground corn.Chicken stock, 2 tablespoons of Texas Pete. Bring to a boil. Whisk in grits for 1-2 minutes, reduce to simmer. Stir often. Around 25-30 thin grits with heavy cream.
Cook 15-20 minutes, thin with milk.
Cook 5-10 minutes. Grits should never be served until they have cooked for at least 1 hr. When served, top with butter, S&P to taste.
Thats a lot of work for some ground corn.
Thats kinda my point, I'd use that hour to make something thats not hog feed. JMO.Nothing worth a shit is easy kid.
Thats kinda my point, I'd use that hour to make something thats not hog feed. JMO.
You never been to a Cracker Barrel? The GOAT breakfast chainSeems reasonable. Never had grits, never felt the need to try them, and have never seen them on the menu of any reasonably legit breakfast serving restaurant.
Acme is good stuff. I used to go there all the time. Need to give it a go
Gouda Grit Fries are what you want. All their other stuff is fantastic too.