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Matthew wrote in rec.pets.cats.anecdotes:
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jmcquown wrote in rec.pets.cats.anecdotes:

People often call grits "hominy grits" because hominy is corn and
grits are ground corn. It's hard to describe.

From life in the south. Thats what it was called in my areas. Ever
seen dried hominy?

Yep they call it grits ;-) j/k

Grin, they are considered a separate item in the parts of the south
I've lived in. Pat says there is a dried form of hominy in mexian
cookery.



You know how many southern that don't believe hominy is not grits grounded
up

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Matthew wrote in rec.pets.cats.anecdotes:
"cshenk" wrote
jmcquown wrote in rec.pets.cats.anecdotes:

People often call grits "hominy grits" because hominy is corn
and grits are ground corn. It's hard to describe.

From life in the south. Thats what it was called in my areas.
Ever seen dried hominy?

Yep they call it grits ;-) j/k

Grin, they are considered a separate item in the parts of the south
I've lived in. Pat says there is a dried form of hominy in mexian
cookery.

You know how many southern that don't believe hominy is not grits
grounded up

I gather they are not considered to be the same because they do not
taste the same when cooked up. Related yes, same no. Then again, I've
not tried or seen the posole (dried hominy), only canned sorts.


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