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12 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

I haven't found myself south of the Mason Dixon line in decades* but in southern restaurants for breakfast I was most fond of grits.  Quite exotic.  Coarse yellow cornmeal, biscuits, ham, gravy, more gravy...

 

But when you say "polenta" I reach for the finest, whitest cornmeal.

 

 

*except in New Jersey (look at a map).

 

 

Mason Dixon line does not extend into NJ. Its basically the PA/MD/DE/WVa  border. We are a mile or two on the right side of it. Amazingly, things are really are a little different on the other side.

 

gfweb

gfweb

12 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

I haven't found myself south of the Mason Dixon line in decades* but in southern restaurants for breakfast I was most fond of grits.  Quite exotic.  Coarse yellow cornmeal, biscuits, ham, gravy, more gravy...

 

But when you say "polenta" I reach for the finest, whitest cornmeal.

 

 

*except in New Jersey (look at a map).

 

 

Mason Dixon line does not extend into NJ. Its basically the PA/MD/DE/WVa  border.

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