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but my mom taught me that honesty is the best policy---most of us here in Northern Ohio don't see 'em on a menu much...we get to eat hash browns with our breakfasts...

Tim C.
 
When you come to NC for a visit....I'm gonna fix you the finest bowl of grits you've EVER tasted....and just in case you don't like them, I'll have a side order of the best homemade home fries you've ever tasted....don't forget we country girls CAN COOK!!

sttttteeerrrrrrike
 
Home fries...I was trying to remember that name yesterday. I was raised calling them
Skillet taters...I know redneck
 
I think we should all go to Patti's when she's better, I do not like to cook, but love to watch the food channel. Love to eat food others cook too!!
 
I think I need to lose more weight before i go to Patti's. She sounds like way too good a cook and she cooks the foods I love the most! Maybe we can get her to share a recipe or two.
 
But please - can somebody tell me what grits are? I'm still none the wiser.
 
But please - can somebody tell me what grits are? I'm still none the wiser.

You don't want to know...trust me...the Southern Folk in the USA eat them with everything. The Northern Folk stay away fron them like a cross to a vampire.

Grits are a porridge made of coursely ground corn.

Tim C.
 
You don't want to know...trust me...the Southern Folk in the USA eat them with everything. The Northern Folk stay away fron them like a cross to a vampire.

Grits are a porridge made of coursely ground corn.

Tim C.


Hah!! I just finished eating a bowl of porridge! I love it!

Ours are made from oats. Is that similar?
 
Oh no,no,no,
Grits are ground up corn. Some of the best I've had are stone ground at a grist mill. The old fashion way. They are truly a southern U.S. type of food and though typically eaten at breakfast, we do love them with fried seafood. I'm heading to the coast later. I'll be eating fried blue crab claws, mullet, and cheese grits. Then I'll have to double up on the cholesterol medicine!!
We also eat corn bread with everything...
If the Ref comes south of the Mason Dixon line and ask for a porridge of grits they will probably give him a long ride to the swamp......gator bait....
 
Actually, it sounds quite yummy - maybe one of these days before Anno Domini catches up ....
 
Josephine,

Here's a web page with a good description of grits along with a picture. The picture shows them with a waffle but most people I know, including me, eat them with eggs and bacon or sausage. I think the picture was taken by someone up north!

Here in the States, the Southerners eat grits and the Northerners eat hash brown potatoes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grits
 
Jo...you can't listen to Ref....he's taken too many foul balls to the head!!!

Trust me on the grits. Trust me.
 
Grits are NASTY!!! Eating grits is like eating liquid sandpaper! YUCKY!! YUCKY!! and no, I have not taken too many balls to the head...We folks north of the Ohio River just don't eat 'em---in fact, I was at a Bob Evans a while back, and they weren't (thank goodness) on the menu...

Hash browns are where its at...1jt@atime is right.

Tim C.
 
Sick'em Patti.
By the way how does eggs, fried pork chops, and skillet taters sound for breakfast?
 
I had to reply to the grits. I LOVE GRITS. GRITS WITH BUTTER, GRITS WITH EGGS, GRITS WITH GRAVY, MMMMMMMMM GRITS. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE FROM THE NORTH.

When I first came to Arizona I lived in a border town called Nogales and they had a little restaurant down there that served the after hours crown breakfast and my ex and I went in for breakfast on our way back from a lovely evening in Mexico entertaining clients from out of town. I was, understandably, really excited to see they had grits on the menu. So I ordered grits with bacon and eggs and toast. When the waitress served my little glass of oj she sat before me a small bowl of hot water with something that resembled sand in the bottom. Curious as to what she had just sat down I called her back and asked her what it was for. I thought maybe I needed to wash my hands. LOL.
Her quick reply was, "Why, didn't you order grits?" "Yes", I said, "But I had hoped you would cook them first." Evidently they had never had anyone order grits before and when I did the cook who fixed them read everything but the part about how you are supposed to simmer over a low flame until they are done. I laughed for days over this and I still think it is funny. I know all you grit eaters are going to enjoy it too because we are after all Southerners.

I make great grits and have never had anyone not like them so if you don't like grits it may be you just haven't eaten the right grits yet. I know Patti can make them, anyone who learned how to cook Southern makes great grits.

See ya, Rowdy
 
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