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Ah, but Muff...blasphemy can be delicious!

Just finished mine. Cooked for 30 minutes in salted water, with a pinch of garlic powder and some chives added in. Thinned with a dollop of Half 'n Half when they got too thick. Then mixed with grated cheddar cheese and diced ham. Healthy grind of pepper. Two sunny-up eggs on top and finally a splash of Arizona Gunslinger hot sauce.

Deeeeelicious.

Hint: Add a pat of butter to your boiling salted water before you add the grits. Keeps 'em from sticking in the pot.


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That's where I first tried shrimp grits, in Charleston. Delicious.

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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
Ah, but Muff...blasphemy can be delicious!

Just finished mine. Cooked for 30 minutes in salted water, with a pinch of garlic powder and some chives added in. Thinned with a dollop of Half 'n Half when they got too thick. Then mixed with grated cheddar cheese and diced ham. Healthy grind of pepper. Two sunny-up eggs on top and finally a splash of Arizona Gunslinger hot sauce.

Deeeeelicious.

Hint: Add a pat of butter to your boiling salted water before you add the grits. Keeps 'em from sticking in the pot.

Actually, that does sound good minus the cheese............. I just never got into that....

We're now at 25 and counting................. smile


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I like grits topped with bacon and shrimp.

I eat the bacon and shrimp and leave the grits.



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Grew up on it, all makes and styles. Its great salt and peppered mixed with some real southern sausage and topped with chicken liver gravy.

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I had a grit once. Did not like it.

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My Mom used to cook some Garlic cheese grits that were good. I have never cooked grits

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