Homemade grits
Remember this?
And this?
And finally, this?
Unlike regular processed grits, we don't bother with nixtamalization or de-germing or any of that stuff. We just grind the corn coarsely and cook it until it's soft.
Then Rachel adds salt and butter to hers, and I add salt, butter and sharp cheddar cheese to mine.
Organic, heirloom, fresh-ground, delicious.
This is why you grow your own. There's nothing like it.
9 Comments:
What do you use to grind them?
A lot of good comes from nixtamalization. If you ever grow extra flint corn, give it a try.
I could go for some of that right now. This season, however, we got a few ears and the rats came out of their holes and got the rest. Where are the chickens when you need them?
I could go for some of that right now. This season, however, we got a few ears and the rats came out of their holes and got the rest. Where are the chickens when you need them?
Fantastic! I have never heard of homade grits.
Thank you. It's on my list of things to try. If I was relying on corn as a staple, I'd definitely do it.
I have a "Country Living" grain mill, which is supposed to be awesome... but doesn't compare to the old Corona grain mill I used to use before it broke. The Country Living Grain mill is darned slow.
RATS? I thought you lived in paradise!
They're totally and utterly worth growing. Hickory King corn makes the most amazing grits you'll ever eat.
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