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4
as a sideEasy
30 min
By Nick Evans
Published 2014
If you’re in Florence, it’s called polenta. If you’re in Alabama, it’s called grits. In reality, they are basically the same thing–that is to say, ground-up corn that’s been slowly simmered. Corn and tomatoes pair well together, so simmering the grits in a diluted marinara sauce is a great way to give them some serious flavor. It’s hard for me to recommend grits without cheese, so throw some of that in also!
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