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How To Cook Grits In A Double Boiler. Place the grits in the top part and cover. Bring the grits to a boil then reduce the heat so the grits are cooking at a string simmer. Cover with a fitted lid and cook until grits are cooked perfectly to your liking (for grits with a little bite about 5. I salivated watching a 80 year old sweet cook saying to bring heavy cream or half and half to a gentle boil…add your grits…as soon as they are cooked put the pan over a double boiler and let them cream up some more! Cook the grits for 20 minutes or until the buckwheat grits are thickened. All you need are dried corn kernels and a grain mill. Transfer the grits to a slow cooker and add a bit of water or milk. How to cook grits using the cunningham method: Fill the bottom part of a double boiler with water and bring it to a simmer. Double this recipe if you are having a bigger group. If you have a double boiler, you can use that to keep the grits warm with less chance of burning the bottom (or make your own double boiler!). A slow cooker is also a great way to keep grits warm. Combine the grits, salt, water, and butter in the top of a double boiler over simmering water. Stir occasionally until the grits are heated through and creamy. Want to make home ground grits fresh in your own kitchen?

Double this recipe if you are having a bigger group. All you need are dried corn kernels and a grain mill. How to cook grits using the cunningham method: Bring the grits to a boil then reduce the heat so the grits are cooking at a string simmer. Combine the grits, salt, water, and butter in the top of a double boiler over simmering water. I salivated watching a 80 year old sweet cook saying to bring heavy cream or half and half to a gentle boil…add your grits…as soon as they are cooked put the pan over a double boiler and let them cream up some more! Stir occasionally until the grits are heated through and creamy. If you have a double boiler, you can use that to keep the grits warm with less chance of burning the bottom (or make your own double boiler!). Transfer the grits to a slow cooker and add a bit of water or milk. This recipe isn't actually difficult, but it is definitely the most complicated recipe i've seen for grits.

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How To Cook Grits In A Double Boiler A slow cooker is also a great way to keep grits warm. This recipe isn't actually difficult, but it is definitely the most complicated recipe i've seen for grits. Place the grits in the top part and cover. Double this recipe if you are having a bigger group. Combine the grits, salt, water, and butter in the top of a double boiler over simmering water. A slow cooker is also a great way to keep grits warm. Cook the grits for 20 minutes or until the buckwheat grits are thickened. All you need are dried corn kernels and a grain mill. Want to make home ground grits fresh in your own kitchen? Fill the bottom part of a double boiler with water and bring it to a simmer. Bring the grits to a boil then reduce the heat so the grits are cooking at a string simmer. How to cook grits using the cunningham method: Stir occasionally until the grits are heated through and creamy. Transfer the grits to a slow cooker and add a bit of water or milk. I salivated watching a 80 year old sweet cook saying to bring heavy cream or half and half to a gentle boil…add your grits…as soon as they are cooked put the pan over a double boiler and let them cream up some more! If you have a double boiler, you can use that to keep the grits warm with less chance of burning the bottom (or make your own double boiler!).