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Finally grits!
That's a name you don't hear often in DR.... or bubba, or kathy sue, or billy bob, or cletus... if you did, though, they'd probably be eatin' them some grits (a two syllable word properly pronounced "gree-its" for those not blessed to be born in the U.S. south)
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Red Neck and proud of it.
those are badly over cooked, now put some real butter on there cover them up with a couple of overeasy eggs, with some bacon and sausage on the side. 2 pieces of toast, with apple butter.
dang chip now you got it going
Now doesn't that look inviting!!!!!!!
those are badly over cooked, now put some real butter on there cover them up with a couple of overeasy eggs, with some bacon and sausage on the side. 2 pieces of toast, with apple butter.
dang chip now you got it going
Man you don't know how good it was to have a plate of hot grits and some crisp bacon this morning - it has been too long.
I love grits..cook then slow, they will come out right. Don’t cook in the microwave or eat the microwave packs. I can eat anytime time of the day. Taste great with cheese.
Now to find the catfish & hushpuppies to go with it...
El Tigre said:
You silly Yankees...
Catfish, hushpuppies and collard greens* do not go with grits.
Grits is breakfast food. Grits go with:
eggs, over easy in bacon grease
country ham
sausage gravy
patty sausage, like Jimmy Dean's
thick-sliced smoked bacon
buttermilk bisquits
Proper grits are served with a lake of butter and redeye gravy (drippings from country ham cooked in the skillet) in the middle.
Y'all need some good ol' Southern edumacation.
God's food, one and all...
I got them at a supermarket called El Tesoro near the Union Medica on JP Duarte. The brand is Goya and is labled "Harina de maize gruesa". It is yellow instead of white but tastes the same to me.
You silly Yankees...
Catfish, hushpuppies and collard greens do not go with grits.
I'm from Georgia, cobraboy.
Collard greens & catfish no... but grits? that combination's good enough to make you wanna slap yo' granny.
Do a quick google "catfish hushpuppies grits" and see what comes up. Things like "Kingsland, Georgia to browse over 100 arts and crafts/antiques and collectibles exhibits, sample the foods of nearly 30 different food vendors, and, of course, sit down to enjoy farm-raised Southern Fried Catfish, hushpuppies, grits, coleslaw, and sweetened iced tea."
Maybe need a refresher course?
anyhow, gotta go see a man 'bout a dog.
I'm from Georgia, cobraboy.
Collard greens & catfish no... but grits? that combination's good enough to make you wanna slap yo' granny.
Do a quick google "catfish hushpuppies grits" and see what comes up. Things like "Kingsland, Georgia to browse over 100 arts and crafts/antiques and collectibles exhibits, sample the foods of nearly 30 different food vendors, and, of course, sit down to enjoy farm-raised Southern Fried Catfish, hushpuppies, grits, coleslaw, and sweetened iced tea."
Maybe need a refresher course?
anyhow, gotta go see a man 'bout a dog.
I wil say it for you CB
Now you know why they burnt Atlanta CFA123, they had already been through the proper south, and knew how they were supposed to be fixed.
Grits and eggs. sausage, bacon, ham biscuits, an redeye gravy. youser
Georgia boy here, too, Atlanta.I'm from Georgia, cobraboy.
Collard greens & catfish no... but grits? that combination's good enough to make you wanna slap yo' granny.
Do a quick google "catfish hushpuppies grits" and see what comes up. Things like "Kingsland, Georgia to browse over 100 arts and crafts/antiques and collectibles exhibits, sample the foods of nearly 30 different food vendors, and, of course, sit down to enjoy farm-raised Southern Fried Catfish, hushpuppies, grits, coleslaw, and sweetened iced tea."
Maybe need a refresher course?
anyhow, gotta go see a man 'bout a dog.
You old enough to remember a local restaurant chain around Atlanta called Rio Vista? All the catfish and fried chicken you could eat?
Sweetened iced tea, yessir, with a lot of lemons on the side...
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Sweetened iced tea, yessir, with a lot of lemons on the side...
Last time my iced tea came unsweetened, I was fixin' to pitch a conniption fit.