[Jefferson'n'Ted]

4 cups boiling water
1 teas. salt
1 c. instant grits
1 stick butter or margarine
1 cup grated cheddar (or one roll garlic cheese)
1 clove garlic minced
2 eggs
milk
Cook grits in salted water for 3 minutes or until thick. Remove from heat and stir in butter, cheese and garlic. Put eggs in measuring cup and add milk to 1 cup line. Beat well and add to grits.
Bake in 2 quart dish at 300 for one hour.
(I've also baked this at 375 for 30 minutes)

 

[CJs Mom]

I don't particularly care for grits, but this recipe almost makes me want to try them again. It sounds tasty!

 

[Di]

Just have to ask, what exactly are grits?

 

[Jefferson'n'Ted]

Just have to ask, what exactly are grits?

Ah grits. A Southern experience. They are actually broken grains of corn.
They have the consistency of cream of wheat when cooked.

Or:
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[Di]

Sort of like hominy? Had that when I was younger and wasn't a big fan, its a texture thing for me- but your recipe sounds good- just might have to try it again.

 

[Jefferson'n'Ted]

No grits aren't like hominy. More of a cereal type thing. As I said, kind of like cream of wheat or cream of rice.

 

[Di]

No grits aren't like hominy. More of a cereal type thing. As I said, kind of like cream of wheat or cream of rice.

Hmm I'm going to have google this to get a visual! I'm sure they sell it here somewhere, I'll have to check it out.

 

[Belles mom]

I love grits! Sounds like a yummy recipe!

 

[MidwestGirl]

My cousin Vinny.. "What's a grit??" Kills me everytime!!!!!!!!

 

[Mary Jane]

Oh I love grits!!!! Brings back great memories of when I livein NC
Eggs over easy and smothered in cheese grits!!! MMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmm

 

[gailatmsu]

Now you have me craving an omelette and butter grits.