<...slithering up from the depths of lurkerdom...> When I have the time, this is a favorite way of mine for fixing grits. They're good for breakfast or dinner, especially with steak. Grilled Grits Grits Enough for 4 servings. Since the recipe is really just flavoring for the grits, it shouldn't be too difficult to modify for more/less people. chicken stock equivalent to what to the water required for making the amount of grits you need. 4-5 cloves garlic, roasted 2-3 stalks green onion, chopped 3-4 slices bacon, fried crisp and crumbled 1 med. tomato, diced 2-3 med. cayenne chiles, minced 1/2 C sharp cheddar cheese, grated Prepare the grits as per the directions on the package, using the chicken stock instead of water. As the grits are simmering, stir in the remaining ingredients except for the tomatoes. I stir those in after I take the grits off the stove. This way they don't cook as much and retain some of their crunch. After the grits have been prepared as per the packaging, pour them into a pie pan that has been sprayed lightly with cooking oil (so they don't stick). Allow them to cool and set up. Kinda like concrete. The starch will cause the grits to form a shallow 'pie' and be pretty stiff. Slice into pie wedges and brush lightly with butter/olive oil to prevent sticking on the grill. I usually use a special insert for the grill that is a grating the covers the normal rack, but has small holes. 'Grill' the grits for about 3-4 minutes per side, until they are good and hot (reheated). Be careful not to scorch them. Just after I turn them for the first time, I like to lower the coals down as far as they go so that cooking slows significantly, then toss some wet hickory chips on to the coals, close the lid and 'smoke' them for 2 -3 minutes. Good stuff mon. BTW, this method of cooking grits is quite open to experimentation, so feel free to improvise. <...sliding back into lurkerdom...> George J. Goslowsky Monk of the TCS Holder of Fire We are only immortal for a limited time