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On 2023-09-30, Dave Smith <
adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> If I were out for breakfast and grits came with the bacon and eggs I
> would definitely eat it. It`s just not an option here. I can`t even find
> grits. If I look hard enough I can get the instant stuff but I made that
> mistake once and it was pretty lame compared to the real stuff.
As I`ve mentioned before, I use Albers corn meal. I grew up with it.
It comes in either white or yellow and I have no idea how regional it
is.
Recipes, right on the box are corn meal mush (polenta ;), corn bread,
tamale pie, oven-fried chicken (that I`ve never made) and sweet corn
muffins (to which I add a half-pint of blueberries, occasionally).
I`ll bet that I could even make something resembling grits out of it.
I don`t look for other cornmeal products in the store.
The ingredients list would be deadly to Bruce, but it lasts, in a
cupboard, forever in our dry climate.
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