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Okanagancook

Okanagancook

16 hours ago, ElsieD said:

I just looked on their web site.  What kind did you get?

Here is what I bought. 12 oz isn't a lot.  I have only used the Carolina Gold Rice so far...I have another pkg of regular grits to use first.  Give the double boiler method a try and cook them long enough that we aren't grainy, the get nice and smooth.  Just check the liquid level every 20 minutes or so.  Delicious.

 

  •  Antebellum Coarse Yellow Grits - bag / 12 oz
  • 6x Carolina Gold Rice - bag / 14 oz
  • 1x Carolina Gold Rice Grits - bag / 12 oz
  • 1x Colonial Coarse Pencil Cob Grits - bag / 12 oz
  • 1x Laurel-Aged Charleston Gold Rice - bag / 14 oz
  • 1x Rustic Polenta Integrale - bag / 12 oz
  • 2x Charleston Gold Brown Rice - bag / 14oz
  • 1x Sea Island Red Peas - bag / 14 oz
Okanagancook

Okanagancook

16 hours ago, ElsieD said:

I just looked on their web site.  What kind did you get?

Here is what I bought. 12 oz isn't a lot.  

 

  •  Antebellum Coarse Yellow Grits - bag / 12 oz
  • 6x Carolina Gold Rice - bag / 14 oz
  • 1x Carolina Gold Rice Grits - bag / 12 oz
  • 1x Colonial Coarse Pencil Cob Grits - bag / 12 oz
  • 1x Laurel-Aged Charleston Gold Rice - bag / 14 oz
  • 1x Rustic Polenta Integrale - bag / 12 oz
  • 2x Charleston Gold Brown Rice - bag / 14oz
  • 1x Sea Island Red Peas - bag / 14 oz
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