>At 07:08 PM 10/26/2002 -0700, Doug Irvine wrote: >>Well, as it is likely that some of the old timers may have figured >>that I had done left(like as in DED?)I aint! Here is what I did >>this morning for breakfast, although it might do as well for lunch, >>or a very light supper with a piece of ham thrown in! Here then, is >>Doug's grits: >> >>1 Habanero, chopped medium >>1 Jalapeno, " " >>1/2 Walla Walla onion, or similar, chopped medium >>1 tbls olive oil >> >>simmer the above in the oil, and then add to the same pot: >> >>4 cups water, and when boiling, add: >>1 cup of grits >>1/2 tsp salt >>1/2 tsp ground chile, you must have some around! >> >>cook this as for grits, and when the grits are done, add about 1/3 >>cup of grated old > > SNIP >B----------------------------------- > >>and serve the next day,with a slice of ham. Cheers, Doug in BC. >>Where do we get the grits, you ask? Everytime we go to the States >>we stock up! > >Save the trip. Go to your local builder's supply and lay in a stash >of wallboard spackle. It's tastier and costs less. OTOH - if you >substitute rice for the grits (even Uncle Ben's Perverted Rice (in >the LEATHER box)) you might have something worthwhile. > thems fightin words, boy... (putting on my ass kickin' boots and dusting off the cattle prod...no, wait, whoops!...uh, dusting off the pick handle...) =8^o- -- Peace, Hendrix, and Chiles....... Rael64 Monk of the TCS Order of Enlightened Twister [TM!]