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Originally posted by slammerI’m a grits lover!!! Polenta…..yes please!!!
What’s the difference between polenta and grits? Eight dollars on a menu!!!
Slammer!!!
I find it interesting when folks like corn "meal" bread but hate grits.
Edited by - rinemb on 10/18/2026 13:23:29
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Originally posted by rinembSunday night: Marilyn cooked, I watched the Chiefs game. A slow cook pot roast, with a prime chuck I bought from a nearby ranch and meat market. I bought the chuck, opened the bottle of wine, stayed out of the way. The beef, pots and carrots and onion, garden herbs. Etc. so good! Brad
That sounds like my kind of cooking Brad, the perfect interaction!
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Originally posted by slammerI like beer in the dough instead of water. When I don’t have time for a 3-5 day dough ferment, I’ll use beer for my liquid.
I have been making my own sauce forever blending a drained can of diced tomatoes, 1/2 a sm can tomato paste, 2 tsp. Sugar, 1/2 tsp salt, basil and oregano to taste.
I recently changed my recipe and it is simply one box of these crushed tomatoes, 1/2 tsp salt, tsp. sugar, and basil. No blending , just mix and done.
These are the best tomato products I’ve found and taste so much better than any others I’ve tried. And, you can get them at Walmart. Pictured below.
Slammer!!!
Dale, I've often wondered about using beer instead of water in bread. I make pizza dough almost every Friday, I may well give it a try this week - I won't be drinking beer as I'm on call, so I may as well use it for something else constructive.
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