Southern cuisine at its best. Has anyone looked at grits and said that looks appetizing? I’m convinced anything south of New York is just hell on earth.
Spices, herbs (pronounce the 'h' by the way), butter, and some spicy asian seafood sauce is all you need for good fish. Why on God's green earth would you put syrup or jam or sweet liquid on meat? Absolute horror.
You no the foods good when we do that little food dance 😂
I hate to be that guy, but I cannot see how you possibly manage to replace “know” with “no” (unless you’re not a native speaker)
I also put syrup on my fried fish. It’s something my grandpa used to do for us and he grew up in Mississippi.
Happy food dance is what we call that
Candied Salmon is a delicacy in the Maritimes
Perfect with scrammbled eggs, too.
Yes. My granddaddy taught me that years ago! I didn’t know anyone else did that
I grew up eating thus way compliments the other seasons
on bluegill aw man 😁
Buy some honey from a local beekeeper and try that. Not from a big box store.
Here in Miami 305 we use syrup and mustard sweet and Spice with bread or biscuit❤
I put hot honey on my fish
Southern cuisine at its best. Has anyone looked at grits and said that looks appetizing?
I’m convinced anything south of New York is just hell on earth.
I have to try this lol
Cool idea just have to try it
Actually yes homemade maple syrup
Soy and brown sugar, but syrup would be good if the fish is spicy. Im more of a dill and lemon/fish and chips kinda dude.
Spices, herbs (pronounce the 'h' by the way), butter, and some spicy asian seafood sauce is all you need for good fish.
Why on God's green earth would you put syrup or jam or sweet liquid on meat? Absolute horror.
Its not real syrup, its high fructose corn syrup with coloring.
Ew that’s not even real syrup
Красивая девушка,зачет❤
No only chicken tenders or nuggies
You please syrup on chicken
Great
Is that corn syrup???
😜🤩
This is why Americans are heavy lol
Slag