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Green Chile Shrimp and Grits

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Shrimp and Grits is usually a dinner in the south, but I made it for breakfast.

The package of grits said something like a 3:1 ratio and something like 5 minutes. That was a bit fishy so I more closely followed 2012-10-29[@rev] with a 4:1 ratio and about 15-20 minutes.

I did my usual creamy trick and used almost entirely almond milk in place of the water. I added two packets of frozen Green Chile to the grits. I started with one but it wasn't looking particularly green and it was getting dry. The second packet seemed to do the trick. Maybe a bit too hot but not bad. In addition, I threw in some salt, pepper, and some grated parm cheese. I forgot butter.

I just steamed the shrimp right from frozen. I didn't really have any good idea of timing so I just watched it.

Overall, it was pretty good. Shrimp was maybe a bit strange for breakfast but it worked.