Nope . Not made in the South . And definitely not popular in South Louisiana except by transplants .
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NO NO......Peanut oil makes "em" taste funky! Never!
THE PILGRIM
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OLD BAY - it’s from Baltimore.
That’s a Border State!
That’s a Border State!
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This here quote is from Wikipedia - and we all know that if it's on the interwebs then is must be true!
"It is regionally popular, specifically in Maryland, as well as in the Mid-Atlantic States, the Southern States, and parts of New England and the Gulf Coast."
It don't matter none whereabouts it's made, so long as it ain't NEW YORK CITY!
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Didn't see it may have missed it, but don't forget you can say pretty much anything about someone if it's followed by a "Bless her/his heart"
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I was always told "anybody living north of I10 is a yankee".
Yes , peanut oil . No funky taste .
First time I went to Georgia I had to ask a local for directions. After giving
me the directions in great detail he ended by saying "it's a fur piece".
I didn't know what that meant, but I found out.
me the directions in great detail he ended by saying "it's a fur piece".
I didn't know what that meant, but I found out.
NEVER EVER. It taste funky. Had it like that once. Spit it out. I use regular oil for best taste.
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Hummm, only to someone ignorant of history and geography. Virginia had the Most CW battles and the Capital of the Confederacy was there.
Years ago someone asked my Grandmother who were the new people that moved into her tiny town. She replied that they were foreigners. They were from a town that was only 50 miles from her. (This was in Finger, TN)
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My great grandparents were both born in mid 1800s, both passed when I was 5 so only distant memories. During that time period in most rural areas of the US one only knew folks living within a few miles of their homes. My grandparents also married within their neighborhood but by turn of the century travel was the norm. They moved from Western N.C. to Detroit then to Ky and finally to Asheville.
I’m a Virginian by birth but have lived in several states, finally settling in Florida where should have moved many years ago. nuf sed
I’m a Virginian by birth but have lived in several states, finally settling in Florida where should have moved many years ago. nuf sed
COFFEEMUG
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ranks up there with ''down the road aways''
Then the person cooking it must have used old / burnt oil . Peanut oil is actually known for having a mild to neutral flavor .
THE PILGRIM
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Peanut oil has a relatively neutral flavor and a high smoke Point.
Combine that with relatively low price and good availability, lots of folks use it.
An oil that might be more Southern is Cottonseed Oil. Squeezed from the cottonseed after it’s extracted from the cotton fiber during the Ginning process.
The remaining solids called Cottonseed Meal is used for animal feed and sometimes fertilizer. It contains a lot of Protein.
Combine that with relatively low price and good availability, lots of folks use it.
An oil that might be more Southern is Cottonseed Oil. Squeezed from the cottonseed after it’s extracted from the cotton fiber during the Ginning process.
The remaining solids called Cottonseed Meal is used for animal feed and sometimes fertilizer. It contains a lot of Protein.
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" More Southern " ?
Not in this part of the South .
