Yum - cornbread with almond butter! (Although I do prefer regular, savory corn bread). Also, it's excellent with peach jam.
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Yum - cornbread with almond butter! (Although I do prefer regular, savory corn bread). Also, it's excellent with peach jam.
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I feel deprived. I have never had sweet cornbread or real cornbread that didn't come from a 35 cents Jiffy box. I loathe iced tea so I wouldn't be able to tell the real stuff from the wannabe stuff.
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Tamales. I'm sure they're tasty and all, but sweet potatoes? Kale?Pumpkin? Portobello mushrooms?It 'aint right. It just 'aint right. Of course the recipe has to be changed quite a bit to veganize them,but they're supposed to be spicy and savory,with all that lovely chili gravy on top.
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What would you call it? That's just the name it was given by whoever created the original recipe. I'm open to a better suggestion.
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That's another thing: yankees put sugar in everything, not just cornbread. You don't put sugar in grits either! Philistines!
Ewww!! I had grits for the first time when I was driving down to Florida. We stopped at a little hole in the wall cafe and when I ordered grits they suggested butter and sugar. :spew: I opted for butter, salt and pepper. Nt sure what Southerners use but I liked it with salt and pepper.
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Yes, that's what southerners typically use, sometimes cheese too.
I thought of another one (and this one is my fault
). My boyfriend is from Central NY. Their local dish is something call salt potatoes. You can buy them in paper bags with chunks of salt, ready to throw in. We try to make them down here, but the boy claims that the new potatoes we can find here aren't as small or tender as the official "salt potato" potatoes. He also claims that Syracuse salt is "less salty" than regular grocery store kosher salt. So I use half the salt usually called for (1 cup salt to 6 cups water). The traditional way to serve them is with melted butter and that's it, but I like to jazz mine up with some herbs and sour cream. The boy says I should never let his family catch me eating them like that. 
I thought of another one (and this one is my fault
). My boyfriend is from Central NY. Their local dish is something call salt potatoes. You can buy them in paper bags with chunks of salt, ready to throw in. We try to make them down here, but the boy claims that the new potatoes we can find here aren't as small or tender as the official "salt potato" potatoes. He also claims that Syracuse salt is "less salty" than regular grocery store kosher salt. So I use half the salt usually called for (1 cup salt to 6 cups water). The traditional way to serve them is with melted butter and that's it, but I like to jazz mine up with some herbs and sour cream. The boy says I should never let his family catch me eating them like that. 
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That's the one thing you're supposed to sweeten! Y'all have it all backwards up there, bless your yankee hearts.At least we don't sweeten our tea.
O.K. - I'll type it up and post it in the recipes section.
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I guess I've had all the crappy kinds, because I never developed a taste for it.
