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shain

shain

13 minutes ago, heidih said:

Hominy is a chewy chunky not so much porridge corn product. We have wonderful speciality farmers like Anson and Bobs for grits. Not my thing- but I am the oddity who does not like mashed ptatoes or anything resembling nursery food.

 

I was impressed by Jamaican porridge recpies that made use of it, granted I can't really tell the texture from videos. I think that I would enjoy grits, but probably not as a porridge, I prefer more texture in porridge.

 

Edit to clarify, by "not as a porridge" I mean cooked thicker, more like polenta. Is polenta still considered porridge? The definition might be a bit of a cultural thing.

shain

shain

8 minutes ago, heidih said:

Hominy is a chewy chunky not so much porridge corn product. We have wonderful speciality farmers like Anson and Bobs for grits. Not my thing- but I am the oddity who does not like mashed ptatoes or anything resembling nursery food.

 

I was impressed by Jamaican porridge recpies that made use of it, granted I can't really tell the texture from videos. I think that I would enjoy grits, but probably not as a porridge, I prefer more texture in porridge.

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