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Grits with Ham Hocks and Sauteed Apples

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Karen Schineller of Ridgewood, New Jersey, writes: "Every year, I visit my cousins in Dallas, and every year, we try a different restaurant. This time, we went to George. The short ribs came with the most unusual grits. I'd like to make them, but don't know where to start."

This rich casserole would pair well with fried eggs at brunch. For a more savory version, simply omit the sautéed apples.

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