In a wide bowl, plate grits and lather with shrimp mixture and broth, top with tail-on shrimp, and garnish with ramp greens. In the same skillet, add butter, chicken broth and a dash of lemon juice. Add Andouille sausage slices and brown on both sides. Rest on a paper towel to soak up excess grease. In a cast iron skillet on medium-high heat, sauté bacon until crispy. Bake for 15 minutes until risen and golden brown. Place on a cast iron skillet or baking sheet. Cut your biscuits using a cookie cutter or small jar. While grits are simmering, marinate shrimp in ¼ cup lemon juice, sriracha, salt and pepper for 10 to 20 minutes. (If too thick, add water and continue simmering until creamy.) In a small saucepan, bring chicken broth to a boil. Using a pastry cutter, mix into a coarse texture. Combine all dry biscuit ingredients in a large bowl and whisk together. large gulf shrimp, peeled & deveinedĤ Andouille sausage links, cut into ¼” angled slicesĢ cups ramps, finely chopped (mainly greens) Southern-Inspired Shrimp & Grits with Ramp BiscuitsĢ lb. One you bite off a piece of this ramp biscuit, you’ll be hankering for next spring. This Southern-inspired shrimp & grits recipe uses ramps not two, but three, ways: raw, sautéed and best yet, freshly baked. Ramps are delicious served raw, grilled, pureed, and in so many ways. Call them ramps or a variety of their epithets – wild leeks, spring onions, wild garlic the list goes on! Waldingfield Farm is the local purveyor of ramps and they never disappoint. What the heck are ramps? They’re a peppery, crunchy, garlicky, oniony green that thrive on the forest floor as the weather warms until the leaf layers thicken, typically from late-April until mid-May. That and a yearning for authentic Southern cuisine, it made quick sense … shrimp, grits, and ramps are a match made in heaven.Īdapted from my original article as Food Contributor at City Farmhouse. Strolling the CitySeed farmer’s market, it dawned upon me this was the last week for a seasonal specialty: ramps. We’ve been hankering to get back down to Charleston. The impending hominy love affair was sealed. Well, her Mama always put cheese in her grits, so we duly obliged. Of course, I request my newfound fave, to which she asked, “Would you like cheese in those grits?” Curious as we are, we ask her preference. At Hominy Grill, our waitress approached to take our order. Our last morning, there was one breakfast spot we had to try. Chris and I stayed at the 1837 Bed & Breakfast with the most amazing morning meals. Ever since I caught the grit bug, never have I ever turned back.Ĭharleston is where I fell madly in love with the silky-smooth, Southern delicacy that is grits. Add onion and pepper slices and saute until soft and starting to caramelize. I take pride in my grits.” I do declare, my kind sir, as do I. Tabasco sauce Add bacon drippings to pan and heat. When reheating you may need to add a little more fluid.My Cousin Vinny quotes it best, “No self-respectin’ Southerner uses instant grits.
Once grits have been cooked and cooled they're best stored in the refrigerator in an airtight container. Stone ground grits do lose freshness very quickly so it's recommended they be stored in the freezer.
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If you've seen the movie "My Cousin Vinny" there's a scene where they discuss cooking grits. INSTANT GRITS - These are ground fine, precooked and dehydrated.
QUICK COOKING GRITS - Uncooked and ground very fine to help cook quicker.HOMINY GRITS - This type of grits are where the hull and the germ have been removed.This is the type that would have been used back in the nineteenth century. STONE GROUND GRITS - These are the old fashioned version of regular grits.There are different types of Grits, as following:.Cheese - I like to use a combination of extra sharp cheddar cheese as well as Monteray Jack, but these cheeses can be changed out for your favorite.The Cagle Diaries 🔄 Substitutions and Variations
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