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Old 04-19-2011, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I'm a California, southern gal and I put butter and sugar on my grits like cereal. My southern friends won't sit by me when I "ruin" the grits.:)
That's how I eat them! I don't know anyone who doesn't put buttery sweet stuff in their grits!
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I never liked grits until i took a trip to Savannah, Georgia and I had Shrimp & Grits and I was hooked. Bought some home with me and have been buying it ever since. I put cheese and garlic in mine. Yummy yummy good. I did taste some polenta in a Las Vegas restaurant and I really liked it too, but never have tried that. Kind of tasted almost the same to me, but the polenta was a little more creamier, if I remember correctly. Would have liked their recipe.
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Originally Posted by sash
I never liked grits until i took a trip to Savannah, Georgia and I had Shrimp & Grits and I was hooked. Bought some home with me and have been buying it ever since. I put cheese and garlic in mine. Yummy yummy good. I did taste some polenta in a Las Vegas restaurant and I really liked it too, but never have tried that. Kind of tasted almost the same to me, but the polenta was a little more creamier, if I remember correctly. Would have liked their recipe.
You need to try fish and grits!! :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Renee110
mix uncooked grits in this recipe
Use uncooked regular grits or......uncooked instant grits?
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Yummy!! I will diffently make this one!
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when we first moved to SC (hubs was born and raised outside of Atlanta - me, native western NYer!) I tried to make grits. Thought it might be like cream of wheat, lol. Put it in a pot, went about my business, came back in 20 mins and had this giant ball of glue in my pot. Took it to hubs in a bowl and asked him if a grit was always that big!
Never liked them until I had some in Charleston. A resaurant there makes them with whipping cream, butter, and other wonderful things! they dont taste like any other grits I ever ate down here! I could eat these 3 X a day. And, almost all home cooking places serve them at all meals too. sharet
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I'm a California, southern gal and I put butter and sugar on my grits like cereal. My southern friends won't sit by me when I "ruin" the grits.:)
I'm a True Grits club (Girl Raised in the South) but I eat my girts like this too. It's how my momma raised us & she was born in Atlanta (I was born in TN). My husband was born in downtown Atlanta & we still live in the area & he eats his grits with butter, salt & pepper.
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Originally Posted by Renee110
Originally Posted by erstan947
I'm a California, southern gal and I put butter and sugar on my grits like cereal. My southern friends won't sit by me when I "ruin" the grits.:)
That's how I eat them! I don't know anyone who doesn't put buttery sweet stuff in their grits!
Butter and salt & pepper. Sometimes cheese.
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Thanks for the recipe.
I am a true *G*R*I*T*S* girl.
Born an raised in SC.
Love my grits.
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Well thank you all... now that makes me feel better :D ... sorta sounded like road kill or something nasty to us Aussies :D
Well I will try it in that case...thanks again everyone. :thumbup: :wink:
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