What's for Breakfast

Hugh Jass

Canna-Mycologist
Finally found bulgar wheat after losing my source during the pandemic, and pretty happy about it. Eating a bowl right now.

I add dehydrated veggies and spices to a cup of bulgar. I put it in a small thermos bottle and fill with boiling water. Fifteen minutes later, a tasty and nutritious brekky.

Goofy thing was it was in the International Foods aisle.
I live in farm country. There are many tonnes of wheat grown all around me. I should not have to go "international" to get bulgar. :snoop:
Ain't that just Canuckian grits?
Seriously, as a kid I remember my mom making bulgur and couscous.
Pretty out there for Tennessee in the 60's!
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Gentlemancorpse

Cannabis Chaotician
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What you didn't cheat and just use cous cous lol. The first time I had it with bulgar was mind blowingly good. I don't blame you for the rabbithole.
Haha yeah, Im not a couscous fan. Ill eat it if its served to me, but its never my firsr choice of grain. Which is a big part of why I really only eat tabouleh when I make it because most of the places near me use couscous and do it badly to boot
 

Amarok

bad mother chucker
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Still don't know what they are.
First time I heard of them was probably on the Beverly Hillbillies and they have always symbolized the South to me, but I still don't know what the hell they are.
I just know eating grit doesn't sound appealing.
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Hugh Jass

Canna-Mycologist
Grits are ground from Hominy, which is whole kernel corn soaked in lye or a lime solution first.
The Mezoamericans originated it, I think, waaaay back.
Much like couscous or bulgur, grits have to have their flavor enhanced by something else to be tasty.
Down here, we use salt and butter on 'em. Some make redeye gravy or cowboy gravy.
 
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