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Hushpuppy Recipe Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
2 cups SELF RISING flour
1 cup SELF RISING com meal
1/4 cup freeze dried chives
OR 1/2 cup chopped fresh green onion tops
1 level tsp. red cayenne pepper
1 level tsp. black pepper
1 level tsp. garlic powder
3 tsp. season salt
milk to make paste
11/2cups finely chopped onions

Directions:
Directions:
Mix flour and corn meal together. Add onions and other ingredients. Mix thoroughly while dry. Add a small amount of milk while stirring to blend into a
thick paste. Using 2 spoons, push small amounts into hot oil. (the size of a jack ball) Fry until a golden brown. Make sure the oil is at a medium heat. If fried too fast, centers will not be fully cooked. Try one or two first to get the heat just right, then make up a batch.

Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
Legend of the Hushpuppy

In the old days hunters and trappers would be on the trail for days at a time. Some traveled with 01' hunting dogs or hound dogs. At suppertime the dogs got hungry too! So the hunters would mix a little batter out of corn meal or flour, and cook it in some grease on the campfire. Then they would throw it to the pups telling them to be quiet, shut-up, or "hush." If you fixed the batter up right, it tasted good to humans as well.

 

 

 

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