Full Version: April 12, 2006 Show Discussion
The usual good job, folks. I have to raise one highly controversial issue:
Grits.
No doubt your disdain for this food is based on experiencing it the way it is usually served; white, and filled with salt, butter, and so on.
Take this simple taste test:
1. Buy a box of Arrowhead Mills YELLOW corn grits.
2. Make it per the instructions on the box. Do not add any salt or any other ingredients.
I think you will find that this stuff tastes very good indeed, not bland at all. (After tasting, add whatever you like. I often add sharp cheddar cheese, onions, bell peppers, and hot sauce.)
Grits.
No doubt your disdain for this food is based on experiencing it the way it is usually served; white, and filled with salt, butter, and so on.
Take this simple taste test:
1. Buy a box of Arrowhead Mills YELLOW corn grits.
2. Make it per the instructions on the box. Do not add any salt or any other ingredients.
I think you will find that this stuff tastes very good indeed, not bland at all. (After tasting, add whatever you like. I often add sharp cheddar cheese, onions, bell peppers, and hot sauce.)
QUOTE(Victoria Silverwolf @ Apr 18 2006, 06:15 AM)
The usual good job, folks. I have to raise one highly controversial issue:
Grits.
No doubt your disdain for this food is based on experiencing it the way it is usually served; white, and filled with salt, butter, and so on.
Take this simple taste test:
1. Buy a box of Arrowhead Mills YELLOW corn grits.
2. Make it per the instructions on the box. Do not add any salt or any other ingredients.
I think you will find that this stuff tastes very good indeed, not bland at all. (After tasting, add whatever you like. I often add sharp cheddar cheese, onions, bell peppers, and hot sauce.)
Grits.
No doubt your disdain for this food is based on experiencing it the way it is usually served; white, and filled with salt, butter, and so on.
Take this simple taste test:
1. Buy a box of Arrowhead Mills YELLOW corn grits.
2. Make it per the instructions on the box. Do not add any salt or any other ingredients.
I think you will find that this stuff tastes very good indeed, not bland at all. (After tasting, add whatever you like. I often add sharp cheddar cheese, onions, bell peppers, and hot sauce.)
I would recommend a glass of strong fruit juice, either orange or grapefruit just in case it isn't to your liking. Don't worry Jaime we'll help you get over this traumatic experience together!
Late Edit
Wash it down with some smooth celery soda! Mm mm good.
Thanks for the advice, Vicki. I'm willing to give it a try. But I'm not willing to give the celery soda another try. Sorry, Trouble.
Something we joked about during this show was that we were going to encourage drunk dialing. Random ideas included soliciting and then playing voicemail of such calls or hosting the occasional late Friday or Saturday night show to take them live. Think we'd get any takers?
Something we joked about during this show was that we were going to encourage drunk dialing. Random ideas included soliciting and then playing voicemail of such calls or hosting the occasional late Friday or Saturday night show to take them live. Think we'd get any takers?
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