The Absolute Best Thickness For Grits
While thickness is based on personal preference, most palates prefer thicker grits -- but how do you get them just right?
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While thickness is based on personal preference, most palates prefer thicker grits -- but how do you get them just right?
Read MoreThere are many dishes that really speak to the American South. One of those is a bowl of shrimp and grits. Here is the best type of grits to use in this dish.
Read MoreThis savory and cheesy shrimp and grits dish is perfect for brunch.
Read MoreWe all know shrimp plus grits equals a fantastic meal, but did you know there are different styles of the southern favorite?
Read MoreWhile traditional shrimp and grits can be satisfying, it wouldn't hurt to spice things up. Tasting Table spoke with a chef about the best ways to do that.
Read MoreGrits and shrimp are a classic pairing, but there are plenty of other ways you can upgrade the popular Southern porridge.
Read MoreHave you ever been stuck in the fish section of the grocery store staring at packages of shrimp? What do labels like 21/25 even mean? We've got the answers!
Read MoreEasily achieve the perfect creamy texture and save yourself some serious time in the kitchen by simply adding a little baking soda to your pot of grits.
Read MoreIf you find your grits to be bland or too mild-tasting on their own, this is the perfect add-in for a more exciting mouth experience.
Read MoreAdding in new and unusual ingredients can give untold dimensions to grits, and one of our favorites is another Southern staple: sweet potatoes.
Read MoreThe germ that grits are made from make them more perishable than other items, so you should store them in the freezer where they will last much longer.
Read MoreInstead of the typical recipe of using milk, grits, butter, and cream cheese, however, you can make a more veggie-forward serving. Just swap a few ingredients.
Read MoreNo matter what goes in the pot, you must use some liquid to boil the grits into the creamy dish that you take a bite of.
Read MoreEnjoy some classic Southern comfort food with a bit of spice, sweetness, and buttery flavors.
Read MoreThere's no shortage of grit brands at the local grocery store. But which one should you buy? Here are store-bought grits, ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreGrits are a popular breakfast side dish. But, don't settle for making them with just water. Instead, try some of these flavorful upgrades for tastier grits.
Read MoreCracking an egg into your grits is an easy step that'll amp up their creaminess and add an underlying savoriness to complement their earthy corn flavor.
Read MoreA number of recipe twists on grits have come about, including one from Miriam Hahn that promises an even creamier outcome.
Read MoreGrits are generally considered an unassuming dish, but there's no reason not to bring them up a notch by opting for an ingredient with some bite.
Read MoreGrits are endlessly customizable. From eggs to pork chops, you can add pretty much anything you want. Take it up a notch with some pimento cheese next!
Read MoreGrits are a culinary staple across many different dishes in American Southern cuisine. Here is the biggest mistake you're making when thickening your grits.
Read MoreGrits and polenta represent just two regional variations on one of the oldest, most comforting, and most universal food traditions in the world: porridge.
Read MoreIf you want to reheat leftover grits, these are the absolute best ways.
Read MoreOften described as a cross between spoon bread and soufflé, Awendaw is a Charleston-born grits-based side dish that you can easily make at home.
Read MoreLooking to repurpose your leftover grits? Read on for quick and easy ways to use them in both sweet and savory recipes. You'll be making extra grits on purpose.
Read MoreThere are a few reasons why grits can turn out runny, and here we go over the most common ways we, as home cooks, can sometimes end up serving up thin grits.
Read MoreGrits are a great comfort food, but runny grits can ruin your meal. Here is why you shouldn't use cornstarch to thicken your grits and what to use instead.
Read MoreInstant grits might take the edge off your hunger in the middle of the night, but it's the worst version of the starch you can reach for in terms of nutrition.
Read MoreMeal-prepping can be a slog, so change things up by filling a mason jar with some grits and all of the accoutrements you can dream of.
Read MoreOut of all of the best additions for this southern seafood dish, we're here to tell you that barbecue sauce is the condiment to give it an elevated kick.
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