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asianthree 08-01-2023 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Caymus (Post 2240551)
Have you ever tried polenta (Italian Grits:))? Depending on cooking techniques, the texture can be nearly identical.

No self respecting southern would consider polenta even close to stone ground grits. In southern households grits recipes and techniques are passed down generations. Plus no self respecting southern would ever have quick cook or instant grits in their house. That is quoting from my great, great grandmother, great grandmother, grandmother respectively

gbs317 08-02-2023 05:31 AM

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Originally Posted by asianthree (Post 2240640)
No self respecting southern would consider polenta even close to stone ground grits. In southern households grits recipes and techniques are passed down generations. Plus no self respecting southern would ever have quick cook or instant grits in their house. That is quoting from my great, great grandmother, great grandmother, grandmother respectively

How long do you cook stone ground grits and maybe you can share one of your grandmothers recipes.

collingwood 08-02-2023 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2240170)
I'm looking for stone-ground grits, and all I can find are "quick" grits.

Anybody know where I can find stone-ground around TV?

WinnDixie Sumter, located with produce.

collingwood 08-02-2023 05:55 AM

Winn Dixie Sumter, located with produce when you enter the store. Along with dried beans.

sharonl7340 08-02-2023 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2240440)
I am not familiar with the Biltmore. Where is that?

It is the largest privately owned estate house in the US. Built by George Vanderbilt in 1895 in the French Chateau style. It remains in that family today and it actually turns a profit. Biltmore in Asheville North Carolina

arbajeda 08-02-2023 06:19 AM

I use Bob's Red Mill polenta. Get it at Publix. You might have to visit several stores, they don't have it in all of them. Store manager should be able to tell you.

Laurel Maryland 08-02-2023 06:37 AM

Grits
 
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Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2240170)
I'm looking for stone-ground grits, and all I can find are "quick" grits.

Anybody know where I can find stone-ground around TV?

I order on-line from Anson Mills (Anson Mills - Artisan Mill Goods from Organic Heirloom Grains). Not cheap, but delicious top-quality products.

Black Beauty 08-02-2023 07:01 AM

Aldi

Wanda GV 08-02-2023 07:04 AM

Stone Ground Grits
 
You can buy them at Fresh Market.

asianthree 08-02-2023 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by gbs317 (Post 2240762)
How long do you cook stone ground grits and maybe you can share one of your grandmothers recipes.

Grits are a day long process, my recipes are had written by each generation, for family only. Each has different ingredients and techniques. Our son uses my great grannies, but adds smoked Gouda and parmigiana.

I can’t give you our fried chicken recipe, but I can tell you I have never gotten it right. I fail every time when to turn the chicken. In my head my great granny said you can smell when to turn the chicken, I am alway too early. Chicken should only be turned once. I go out for fried chicken

gbs317 08-02-2023 09:32 AM

I’ll have to give the stone ground grits a try.
I understand family recipes, it’s like my mother’s sauce, if I showed you I’d have to make you swim with the fishes…lol

PurePeach 08-02-2023 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2240170)
I'm looking for stone-ground grits, and all I can find are "quick" grits.

Anybody know where I can find stone-ground around TV?

I’m from GA and have always bought freshly ground grits from Logan Turnpike. The grind them then ship them and they are wonderful! Logan Turnpike Mill

swiley 08-02-2023 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2240170)
I'm looking for stone-ground grits, and all I can find are "quick" grits.

Anybody know where I can find stone-ground around TV?

The Old Mill store (not the restaurant)in Pigeon Forge, TN has both white and yellow stone ground grits available in their online store (shop.old-mill.com).They are authentic stone-ground. The store is actually in the old historic mill that is still operating.

donnamayo 08-02-2023 02:19 PM

Grits
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2240170)
I'm looking for stone-ground grits, and all I can find are "quick" grits.

Anybody know where I can find stone-ground around TV?

There is a vendor at the Sat.am Farmer’s Market that sells them.
They were located on the side of the square by Rustic Rose and Five Guys.

Laker14 08-02-2023 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by donnamayo (Post 2240963)
There is a vendor at the Sat.am Farmer’s Market that sells them.
They were located on the side of the square by Rustic Rose and Five Guys.

Thank you.


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