Most of us don’t eat fried food everyday. But every now and then a man just has to ..........you know what I mean.
OT: HeavenUniv, follow up message regarding chocolate gravy
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Most of us don’t eat fried food everyday. But every now and then a man just has to ..........you know what I mean.
Now that the QDRO has gone into effect, I have some other terminology in mind, but this is a public forum so I will be nice.
HeavenUniv,
Mailed it today. Should be there Monday or Tuesday, depending on how the pony express works out of Little Rock.
Mailed it today. Should be there Monday or Tuesday, depending on how the pony express works out of Little Rock.
The chocolate gravy has arrived! Not only does he send me a huuuge packet of chocolate gravy , but he includes an Arkansas Razorback magnet to boot! Out of the nine million people in New Jersey, I may be the only one who now has a magnet on their pick up for Arkansas, Florida, Villanova, and Rutgers. I see the traditional way to use the gravy is to put it on biscuits , but Brenda from Glenwood says it can be put on toast and pancakes too. I may just go out on a culinary limb and put it on my waffles. I just sent Southern Gentlewoman an email telling her about your newfound enthusiasm for chocolate gravy so at Thanksgiving, she will have that instead of turkey gravy for you. You may be starting a whole new tradition this year. Thank you again and Happy Thanksgiving to all in Arkansas.
I do please expect a culinary review of the gravy. !! Lord knows that I am NOT a going to try it!
and IF you want more, I now know where to purchase it!
And happy thanksgiving to you and yours! Stay safe my friend!
My buddy’s from Alabama , Georgia , Tennessee , and Kentucky would call chocolate gravy over grits blasphemy... I like grits while the Mrs. doesn’t care for them. Butter is my suggestion and maybe some hot sauce.
When I lived in the South, I almost ordered grits once at a Waffle House, but I chickened out. I did have elephant ears and black eyed peas while I lived there. Anyone ever have hush puppies?
You usually don't order them, they come with just about everything you order. Not bad.
Chocolate gravy would probably go good on a meatloaf taco. But more difficult to eat than with taco sauce. If you put it on pasta is it sauce or gravy ?
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Isn't it the Mid-South and therefore mid-southerners? Just mash up the Midwest and South, lol
Those terms may very well be reserved for only Arkansas....and possibly far western TN (Memphis metro)?
All good folk in my book!
Elephant ears? WTF? WHERE IN THE HELL DO YOU EAT?
once again, I have NEVER heard of eating elephant ears. Did you put chocolate gravy on them?
You seriously need to upgrade both your traveling companions and your restaurant choices!
SG, I thought every county and state fair had elephant ears as one of the most common items. Maybe it is a South Carolina thing, but I thought they were all over the region.
SG, I had them plain, but some folks put cinnamon on them—
Actually they sound good, but seriously, again, like chocolate gravy, not a staple in the South!
now, if you like BBQ, the South is where you want to be!
now, if you like BBQ, the South is where you want to be!
I am still not convinced that you aren’t actually from Oklahoma or Missouri. Here is a test, which is the favorite soda of Arkansas, Grapico or Grapette?
They aren’t “soda’s”, they are cokes. Grapette was manufactured in Arkansas, so Grapette is my favorite coke.
When my daughters worked summers at NJ shore bakery (LBI) they sold something called elephant ears but were different from the recipe shown in the other post - they were really good though.
They really look good to me as well. Just as long as chocolate gravy is NOT involved.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of y’all!!!!
Judy and I are doing Thanksgiving just by ourselves as this is our first together. Simple meal of Turkey, dressing and gravy, cranberry sauce, and broccoli with Hollandaise sauce, rolls. Oh yes, Pecan pie!
Cant forget the Sauvignon Blanc !
Judy and I are doing Thanksgiving just by ourselves as this is our first together. Simple meal of Turkey, dressing and gravy, cranberry sauce, and broccoli with Hollandaise sauce, rolls. Oh yes, Pecan pie!
Cant forget the Sauvignon Blanc !
Enjoy the day and time together making new memories.
I know them to be a large pastry shaped like the ear of an elephant. I might eat these with a chocolate sauce/drizzle if I really wanted to indulge.
Meatloaf taco? Seriously, WTF is going on in your world of culinary discipline?
Y’all are killing me! I need to go eat some fried catfish with onion rings and hush puppies to get the thought of meatloaf tacos out of my mind!
The ones they made kind of looked like the Martha Stewart recipe (sorry to antiquated to know how to post link/picture from IPhone). Always had them straight, no chocolate gravy!
It's all the same beef except one is molded and the other crumbles.
Might show up on a segment of Carnival Eats.
SG, I had them plain, but some folks put cinnamon on them—
Used to get those from a bakery in NJ when I was a kid, but the were called "mules ears". And yes, cinnamon. To the best of my knowledge chocolate gravy did not exist in state.
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