ATTENTION, QUINN!

[Stir Young]

Uh,  Quinn,  per your request, included hereunder is the recipe I used for the fried green maters.  I wonder if anybody else will use it?  (heh, heh, heh, that last sentence was included to make this post into a question)

 

Cut the 'maters into 1/2 inch slices.  Season with pepper and season salt.

 

Preheat frying pan with EVOO, to medium heat.

 

Put a small amount of milk, white flour, beaten egg and corn meal in individual bowls. 

 

Dunk each 'mater slice in the milk, then dredge in the flour, dip in the egg and dredge in the corn meal.

 

Put in the preheated frying pan,  cook for about four minutes per side, but not until they turn mushy.

 

Serve with some chicken thighs cooked the same way, but note they may need a bit more cooking time.

 

You may want to "kick it up a notch" with some cayenne pepper or hot sauce.

 

Day-yem, but those were good!

 

[Jaylee53]

I made these last fall....very yummy....!

[Stir Young]

Whats that green thingy, Jaylee?

Is that what they refer to as garnish?

[Jaylee53]

Yup, smartarse....I dun lernt dat on da foodchannel...

[Stir Young]

Well, I'm too busy watching Giada's, er, chopping techniques, to notice much else.

[d's girl]

Beautiful, Jaylee!

[Bob Stepp]

Could you do away with the chicken and have pinto beans instead??

[Stir Young]

Yep, you sure could Bob, although it takes a while to coat each bean with the four part mixture.

[d's girl]

lol

he got ya, Bob.

[Jaylee53]

Bwahahahahahaha!!!!! You've redeemed yourself....!!!!!

[Bob Stepp]

Yeah ok....I'm easy.....

[Stir Young]

Sorry Bob....I just couldn't resist.

[Quinn]

Reply by Stir Young 1 hour ago
Yep, you sure could Bob, although it takes a while to coat each bean with the four part mixture.

Would have been here sooner, but I was too busy laughing at this :-))