05-23-2005, 11:25 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Michigan
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Originally Posted by PantyFanatic
OK.  I see I need more than just a course in Southern. 
I've heard of Feed Corn that animals eat and Sweet Corn that people eat and even Indian Corn that you decorate with at Thanksgiving time, but what is Field Corn? I know about some special treats in the Iowa corn patches :lust:, but we won’t go into that now.  Hell, ….. I don’t even know what Pop Corn really is. 
I’m stopping at the “Book Store” and picking up some supplies.  I hope the prerequisite isn’t more than a shower.
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Puts on his chefs hat
grits are made of cornmeal (which yes is ground up feild corn or feed corn the same thing). Cornmeal is also used to makke corn bread, corn muffins, and is offen used to bread many fired foods. Corn meal is also used to make Polenta which is basicly an italian version of grits (but don't tell either a southerner or and italian that).
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Originally Posted by cowgirltease
Well if you'd get to know your neighbors then you might find out where they hide their sweet corn patch in all that field corn. lmao
Not that I know anything about that either..  |
puts on his overalls
most likely not the feild corn will cross breed with the sweet corn and makes for a very poor sweet corn.
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