Thursday, September 22, 2011

Cheese Grits a la Louisiana

Recently, I ate at a very favorite restaurant for brunch and undoubtedly loved their cheese grits. Now, every person has at least tried cheese grits at one time or an additional one (I would guess,) but these were different. They had many separate tastes in it with the cheese. It was hard to stop eating, and I mean that literally. (I ordered an additional one serving of the grits. Hahaha). Me and my friends all sat there arguing about exactly what was in the grits that was standing out like that. We are still not in trade whether it was evaporated milk or condensed milk. It's hard to say because they did not seem to be sweet enough to be evaporated milk, but whose to say...they did not give us the recipe. It tastes cheesy, peppery, evaporated milky, thick, very interesting...definitely not like anyone I have ever eaten before. Now, here's the recipe. I hope that you enjoy it like I did.

Cheesy, Milky, Peppery Grits

Breakfast Pizza

3 Cups Grits

2 Cans Evaporated Milk

1 Cup Water

2 Tbsp Freshly Ground Pepper

5 Slices of Cheese (Preferably Velveeta)

Sugar (to your taste)

Salt (to your taste)

I mixed everything together except the cheese, sugar and salt. Put the pot on high to allow the water to boil and add ingredients. Stir often. Once the grits expand, add cheese, sugar, salt before they are cooked. Taste and adjust to your liking.

And remember, all of our taste buds are different, so be sure to convert the amounts as needed for your taste. I just know that you will love it...Happy Eating!

Cheese Grits a la Louisiana

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