I love grits. I like to put my over easy eggs on a bed of grits. We have a Southern cuisine restaurant that serves a cajun hot grits side dish that's very good. Being as I really enjoy grits, it is a given that it is very high in sodium.
I fixed grits at the cabin a couple of years ago. It was a new item to everyone there but me and my wife.
Now it's a regular breakfast item down there.
I pulled my grits from the pantry to make certain I represented the product I use and now I'm all confused.. I don't know what made me think it was high in sodium. It has zero sodium though I have always salted it. I'll be eating grits again!!!!
The Cajun grits I spoke of are very good. I'm guessing at their recipe but it's regular grits with a mild cheddar melted in and some hot Cajun seasoning and some finely diced peppers.
I think I've tried every type of grits available. For a quick breakfast, instant grits are fast and easy. The best instant grits flavor is the one with Red Eye Gravy And Country Ham.
I was weaned on something my Grandma called grit puddue. It's grits with butter, a couple of medium eggs, a slice of cheese, and bacon crumbled into it. Cut all that in, let the cheese melt and the egg yolk cover everything... made properly, you can hear angels singing when you get a spoonful on your taste buds.
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