Cheese Grits

[THEFERMANATOR]

They come in both instant and regular. I personally prefer the regular because the instant like to clump up real easily when you cook them. I only use salt and pepper in mine. No sense in covering up the cheesey goodness.

[bradford]

If I dont have cheese in my grits I have plenty of butter, salt and pepper and sometimes bacon. I like mine thick and lumpy!

[THEFERMANATOR]

Originally Posted by bradford

I like mine thick and lumpy!

Are we talking about grits still?:D

[reelapeelin]

I like Quaker Quick Grits for mine...(not crazy 'bout instant, but better than nothin')...anyway, get 'em cookin' good and add salt to taste, then 1 slice Kraft American Cheese per serving and 1 tblspn butter per serving while still in the cook-pot, but add and stir in just B4 serving...I like the American cheese cause it's a subtle cheese flavor...but if stronger flavor is what yer after, stay w/ cheddar...twist the pepper-grinder several times over the bowl and yer good to go!!...hmmm...might have to go whip up a pot full now...yum!...

Ferm's right about the cheese, too...no substitutes for the REEL thing!!...


...and welcome to SC nipper...my sister retired from the SC AG's office recently and still in Cola...she used to prosecute bad lawyers down there...she likes my cheese grits, too...

[nipper]

Thanks, Reel. Unfortunately, I am still living here in cold Indianapolis rather than enjoying the South Carolina weather. I was just down in Columbia for some training. I guess I cannot complain about the weather here today--we are on track to set a record high of 66 today! That is about 36 degrees above the normal high for this time of year.

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by nipper

Thanks, Reel. Unfortunately, I am still living here in cold Indianapolis rather than enjoying the South Carolina weather. I was just down in Columbia for some training. I guess I cannot complain about the weather here today--we are on track to set a record high of 66 today! That is about 36 degrees above the normal high for this time of year.

Well...good luck w/ the cheese grits up there in Indy...they're probably pretty good on a cold, Indiana morning...

[reelapeelin]

One other thing about GRITS...nothin' worse than LUMPY grits(other than no grits at all)...they'll lump-up on ya when ya first pour them into boiling water, so that's when ya gotta be careful...here's a KEY: use a SLOTTED spoon to pour them thru and follow that up with LOTS of stirring; bustin' those clumps up against the side of the pot if you get any...but use a slotted spoon to make those grits for fewer lumps...and if grits drop thru the slots after ya make 'em...they're TOO thin ...