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  1. pontalba

    Foods from the South

    I've lived in the South all my life [so far] and that's the way everyone in my family pronounces it. :) Oh Yeah! No doubt about it. Any kind of po-boy! Since y'all have about named all my favorites, I won't say more. :mrgreen:
  2. pontalba

    Hardly Homemade Mac'N Cheese

    Didn't have mushroom soup after all, so substituted cream of celery. Delish, but I also substituted vegetable rotini, and lotsa cheese. :)
  3. pontalba

    Polenta vs Grits, is it the same thing?

    Thanks, at least I haven't totally lost my feeble grip on reality. :mrgreen:
  4. pontalba

    Polenta vs Grits, is it the same thing?

    Too right Abc! Unfortunately. :wink:
  5. pontalba

    Polenta vs Grits, is it the same thing?

    Thanks for that, I just wasn't satisfied with the outcome. I bet those bacon drippings would have made all the difference! :cool:
  6. pontalba

    Cappuccino Cupcakes

    Would one of those Magic Bullet blenders serve as a food processor?
  7. pontalba

    How to cook raw vegetables? (broccoli and cabbage)

    That sounds delicious. I've always steamed it for about 5 or 6 minutes, but this is better by a long shot.
  8. pontalba

    Polenta vs Grits, is it the same thing?

    I know, I don't think it's the same though. This is cornmeal cooked with water, butter and milk to a mush and you add milk and butter when cooked for a sort of cereal.
  9. pontalba

    Hardly Homemade Mac'N Cheese

    All of it sounds too delicious and good to be true. Easy!
  10. pontalba

    Polenta vs Grits, is it the same thing?

    I've bought yellow grits in the grocery. So it's both evidently. I cooked coush-coush last night, and don't see much difference to regular grits. Is there supposed to be? Yeah, I've lived down here all my life, but must have led a sheltered cooking life. :rolleyes:
  11. pontalba

    Cast Iron Use and Care

    This a great thread, I'm off to season pans! Thanks everyone for great tips and links.
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