To: Porterville; nopardons; dixie sass
In Brasil, breakfast at times and the big Sunday meal called Fejoada (fe-joe-a-da) comes with ground dried cassava (yucca) called farinha (fa-rin-nyha).
It is fairly grits like too and can be made into a gruel as well.
My own tatse for gruel has never been grits oddly. I prefer sweetened cream of wheat with milk or cream or stone cut oats in the same manner.
Little morsels of info everyone simply must have..lol
To: wardaddy
Two things in the world that can't be substituted is true love and home growed tomaters.
Home growed tomaters.
Eat 'em with grits,
eat 'em with gravy,
eat 'em with beans,
pinto and navy.
504 posted on
08/25/2003 11:28:28 AM PDT by
N. Theknow
(The smartest woman in the world is the Hillage Idiot)
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