A question about a recipe: Creamy Goat Cheese Grits

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Yellow grits are essentially the same as coarse cornmeal, while white grits are corn (or hominy) ground without the husks. You can definitely use coarse cornmeal for this recipe -- it will be delicious! But make sure you cook it long enough, as it may take a while longer to get tender (just add more liquid as you go if it starts to get too thick).

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Helen's All Night Diner added over 1 year ago

You may need to look for them with the hot cereal in the grocery store. I love grits and make them frequently.

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pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.

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...or you can order real grits from Old School Mill in North Carolina. This is the real stuff. Unless you live in the deep south you are not going to see grits on your supermarket shelves. Go to oldschool.com

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Louisa added over 1 year ago

...also Weisenberger Mil in Midway, KY has stone ground grits, yellow or white for sale online.

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