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To: Shermy

A little off topic, but if there’s any southern U.S. Freepers about tonight - what the heck is “southern boiled custard”? My local grocery store is carrying it by the half-gallon, right next to the eggnog. Is it sort of the same thing as ‘nog, or something else?


10 posted on 12/22/2008 5:28:30 PM PST by DemforBush (Millions of conservatives have got your back, Sarah!)
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To: DemforBush

“southern boiled custard”

I had never heard it called that. Looking at the recipes online I would say it is just an egg custard. I don’t know what makes it especially “Southern”. Especially considering it doesn’t have butter in it! ;P

You found this at the supermarket? I love custard, but I never fine any outside of cafeterias and that isn’t the case anymore either. Perhaps us Texans don’t eat that much custard anymore so nobody sells it.


17 posted on 12/22/2008 9:55:48 PM PST by neb52 (Currently Reading: A Medieval Home Companion: translated by Tania Bayard)
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