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Polenta is ground from untreated dried corn. Cooked side by side they look almost identical, but grits taste rounder and slightly more mineral. Polenta is the closest substitute if grits are unavailable where you shop.","What exactly are grits, and how are they different from polenta?",{"answer":398,"question":399},"You can, but the dish will be noticeably worse. Instant grits are precooked and dried, so they rehydrate in minutes into something smooth and largely flavorless. If instant is all you have, cook them in milk rather than water and be generous with butter and salt to compensate. Stone-ground grits are worth ordering.","Can I use instant or quick grits?",{"answer":401,"question":402},"They were almost certainly added too fast or into liquid that was boiling hard. Bring the liquid to a bare simmer, then rain the grits in slowly with one hand while whisking constantly with the other, and keep whisking for a full minute after. If lumps still form, a stick blender for a few seconds will rescue the pot.","Why did my grits turn out lumpy?",{"answer":404,"question":405},"They curl into a loose C shape and turn opaque white with pink edges, which takes about 90 seconds a side in a hot pan. A shrimp curled into a tight O is overcooked. Because they will sit briefly in the hot gravy, pull them a few seconds before they look completely done.","How do I know when the shrimp are done?",{"answer":407,"question":408},"Historically it was breakfast for shrimpers on the South Carolina coast, eaten during shrimp season in the warmer months. Restaurants outside the South mostly serve it as dinner or brunch, and the richer version with bacon and gravy suits that. Both are legitimate — the dish just got a later dinner reservation over the last forty years.","Is this a breakfast dish or a dinner dish?",[410,411,412,413,414,415],"Buy stone-ground grits, not instant. Instant grits cook in five minutes and taste of almost nothing; stone-ground take 40 minutes and taste of corn, which is the entire point of the dish.","Whisk the grits into the liquid in a slow stream while it is at a bare simmer, not a rolling boil, and keep whisking for the first minute. Dumping them in makes permanent lumps.","Grits thicken enormously as they cook and again as they sit. Keep a mug of hot water beside the pot and loosen them whenever they start holding a spoon upright.","Dry the shrimp on paper towels before they hit the pan. Wet shrimp steam instead of searing, and you lose the browned fond that makes the gravy.","Cook the shrimp in two batches in a wide pan. Crowding drops the temperature and they release water instead of coloring.","Salt the grits early, at the start of cooking, and taste again at the end — under-salted grits taste like wet cardboard no matter how much butter goes in.","🦐","Shrimp and grits is a two-part dish from the South Carolina and Georgia coast — a bowl of soft, buttery corn grits with shrimp and a quick pan gravy spooned over the top. The grits should be loose enough to spread when you tilt the bowl, tasting sweetly of corn and heavily of butter; the shrimp are seared fast in bacon fat, then a splash of stock and lemon lifts the browned bits into a thin, peppery gravy that soaks down into the corn. It reads rich but the actual seasoning is restrained: pork, black pepper, lemon and a little hot sauce. Traditionally it was a fisherman's breakfast in shrimp season, which is why it is genuinely quick — the only slow part is the grits, and that is mostly waiting.","On the South Carolina and Georgia coast — the Lowcountry — this was breakfast, and it was plain. Shrimpers pulled nets in the tidal creeks from May through December, and a pot of grits with shrimp cooked in butter or bacon fat went by the honest name of breakfast shrimp. The dish belongs to Gullah Geechee cooking, the tradition of the descendants of enslaved West Africans on the Sea Islands, who kept rice and seafood at the center of their kitchen more directly than any other American community. Nobody dressed it up. There was no gravy course and often no bacon; there was corn, shrimp, fat and pepper.\n\nWhat changed was visibility. Grits themselves are older than any of this: corn treated with alkali, dried and cracked, a process learned from Indigenous peoples across the Southeast. For most of the twentieth century grits were considered poor food outside the South and something close to a punchline within it. The restaurant version of shrimp and grits — cheese in the grits, bacon, mushrooms, a proper pan sauce — spread out of Chapel Hill and Charleston kitchens in the 1980s and 1990s, and within twenty years the dish had gone from creek-side breakfast to something you find on menus in cities that have never seen a shrimp boat.\n\nBoth versions are real, and the tension between them is worth naming. The elaborate one tastes very good; the plain one is the dish people actually grew up on, and Lowcountry cooks will point out that the credit for it has been unevenly distributed. This recipe sits in the middle: real stone-ground grits cooked slowly, bacon and a light gravy for depth, no mushroom, no cream sauce, and the shrimp cooked hard and fast so they still taste like shrimp rather than like the sauce around them.","Cooked grits set hard in the refrigerator and keep 3 days. Reheat them in a saucepan with a generous splash of milk or water over low heat, whisking until they loosen back to their original texture — they will come back completely. The shrimp and gravy do not reheat well; the shrimp go tough on a second cooking, so cook only as many as you will eat and store any leftover grits on their own. Firm cold grits can also be sliced and fried in butter until crusted, which is a genuine Southern second-day breakfast.",[421,422,423,424],"Cooks the grits the slow way with a milk-and-water blend, which is the only route to a genuinely creamy bowl.","Builds the gravy in the shrimp pan in about ninety seconds, so nothing is cooked twice and nothing goes rubbery.","Tells you plainly what instant grits will and will not do, instead of pretending they are equivalent.","Timed so the grits and the shrimp are ready together rather than one waiting for the other.",[426,427,428],"Heavy saucepan for the grits","Balloon whisk","Wide skillet, preferably cast iron",{"fat":430,"carbs":431,"fiber":432,"sodium":433,"protein":434,"calories":435,"estimated":8},28,46,2,1280,42,610,[437],"A wedge of lemon, plenty of hot sauce, and a plain green side like collards or a sharp tomato salad if you are serving it as dinner.",[439,442,445],{"name":440,"description":441},"Charleston breakfast shrimp","The plain original: shrimp sauteed in butter with salt and black pepper, no bacon, no gravy, no cheese, spooned straight onto grits. 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Rain in the grits in a thin stream with one hand while whisking hard with the other, and keep whisking for a full minute so nothing settles into lumps.","Start the grits",{"tip":515,"text":516,"title":517,"timerSeconds":518},"They will thicken to concrete if left alone. Loosen with hot water any time the whisk starts to drag.","Drop the heat to the lowest setting and cook for 40 minutes, whisking every 5 minutes and scraping the corners of the pan. They are ready when a spoonful tastes creamy with no chalky grit between your teeth, and a stripe drawn across the pot closes back over in a second or two.","Cook them low and slow",2400,{"text":520,"title":521},"While the grits cook, fry the bacon in a wide skillet over medium heat until the strips are crisp and the pan holds a good pool of fat, about 8 minutes. Lift the bacon onto paper towels and leave 3 tablespoons of fat in the pan.","Render the bacon",{"text":523,"title":524},"Turn the heat to high and lay half the dried shrimp in the bacon fat in a single layer. Sear for about 90 seconds a side, until the undersides are lightly browned and the shrimp have curled into a loose C, then remove and repeat with the rest.","Sear the shrimp",{"text":526,"title":527},"Lower the heat, add the garlic and cracked black pepper to the empty pan and stir for 30 seconds until fragrant but not colored. Pour in the stock and scrape the base hard — the browned shrimp fond will dissolve and the liquid will turn light brown. Simmer 2 minutes until it just coats a spoon.","Build the pan gravy",{"text":529,"title":530},"Beat the butter and the cheddar, if using, into the grits until glossy. Taste and correct the salt — they should taste properly seasoned on their own, not just as a base. Loosen with hot milk until they pour slowly from the spoon.","Finish the grits",{"text":532,"title":533},"Return the shrimp and any resting juices to the gravy, add the lemon juice, and toss for 20 seconds off the heat just to warm through. Spoon the grits into wide bowls, top with the shrimp and gravy, and scatter with the crisp bacon and scallions. Serve with hot sauce and lemon wedges.","Combine and serve","shrimp and grits",[536,540,544],{"note":537,"swap":538,"original":539},"Polenta is ground from ordinary dried corn while grits are usually from alkali-treated hominy, so the flavor is slightly different — but the texture is close and it is a far better substitute than instant grits.","Coarse polenta, cooked the same way","Stone-ground grits",{"note":541,"swap":542,"original":543},"This keeps the smoke and the fat for the gravy. The dish loses the crisp bacon garnish but works fine for a pork-free table.","Two tablespoons of butter plus a teaspoon of smoked paprika","Bacon",{"note":545,"swap":546,"original":547},"Cheese grits are a restaurant addition, not the original. 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