It was 355 days ago, when we were ready to celebrate the Rat Year of the Chinese New Year, I posted about the new coronavirus “The gloomy in the Beginning of the Year of Rat”.
It is over a year since this type of virus, then we called it Covid-19, came up and spread, the viruses are still hanging around in this world.
They do not want away from us. They develop becoming new strains instead of leave us. The new strains are more virulent than their original, and we have to be aware.
A physician from Baton Rouge, Dr O'Neal, warns us not to get out in the next couples of weeks. He encourages us to “stay in our bubbles”.
This weekend and Monday Martin Luther King Holiday, I just stay in my small bubble, enjoy reading and cooking.
I cook my own snack. I would like to share with you my special sweet snack recipe. It can be a snack or an appetizer. Wondering what is it? It is sweet white hominy pearls covered with coconut shreds.
The taste of hominy is heavenly. Sometimes, I cook chicken soups with hominy or posoles, and another time I make hominy porridge with sweet condensed milk and/or coconut milk. I also like to add hominy in my salads.
Hominy is a product of corn, so it is free from gluten, high fiber, low fat and low carb.
One cup (165 g) of hominy contents about 120 calories, and 4 g(16% daily value) of fibers.
For today, I use hominy from Juanita's. I empty hominy into the pot, rinse, and cover with water.
Put the pot on medium high and bring to boil, then add some sugar, stir a few times. When the texture is softer, drain, and toss with coconut shreds. Ready to enjoy!
Do you like hominy? What is your favorite hominy recipe?
Really Appreciate That First Shot - Stay Strong And Eat Well
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I do not know this product. But it looks great.
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I have never tried this, so I don't know how does it taste ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week
Sounds great! If I'll come upon this product, I'll sure buy it, and use it in cooking.
ReplyDeleteYes, that's good advice staying in our bubbles.
Eu gosto muito!
ReplyDeleteEu gosto dela com leite, leite condensado e amendoim triturado. Fica uma delícia
Beijinhos
That sounds delicious, I don't recall ever cooking with hominy.
ReplyDeleteHave never had hominy pearls...it surely looks so delicious tossed with coconut.
ReplyDeleteGrazie per la tua ricetta.
ReplyDeleteAnche noi, a Roma, siamo chiusi, a seconda della Regione, per il covid 19. Già sono iniziati i vaccini, speriamo di uscirne per la fine dell'anno...
Cari saluti,silvia
Jamás hubiera pensado en una receta así... Seguro que estará rico.😉
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Evi I have never heard of hominy! Not a thing over here in Scotland!
ReplyDeleteYes it is nearly a year now! We are in full lockdown until at least middle of Feb. I don't see anyway or met anyone. I just take my daughter out to feed the local ducks and horses and usually do a short walk...weather premitting haha!
I have never tried it but wondered about its taste. Thanks for your suggestion. Good weeks :)
ReplyDeletesounds delicious, not sure if I have had it.
ReplyDeleteNo conozco ese producto. Acaso ¿tendrá otro nombre en español?
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Gracias por la receta, adoro el maíz y lo utilizo en muchas recetas. Te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteoh.. i thought it was nuts hahaha
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for sharing your recipe, Evi. Remember those entries of yours about the beginnings of the virus. Hopefully very soon we can leave this dark time behind ...
ReplyDeleteHugs as huge as our hope.
Hi, Evi! I've never tasted this food! Be happy and healthy!
ReplyDeleteMe encanta el pozole, es delicioso. Saludos amiga.
ReplyDeleteMuy interesante. Besos.
ReplyDeleteSo interesting, I've never tried this.
ReplyDeleteThis snack looks really yummy.
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Hominy look very delicious. Enjoy in reading.
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A great review indeed, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteit looks really healthy:)
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ReplyDeleterecomiendas,I've never tasted this food!
thanks my friend.
Kisses
Siby
Hello, Evi. I've never tasted such a dish, but it was interesting to know about homini. In Russia we prefer boiled buckwheat, millet or rice porridge. All the porridges are boiled with milk or water.
ReplyDeleteWygląda apetycznie, ale nigdy nie jadłam :). Nawet nie wiedziałam, że taki przysmak istnieje :)).
ReplyDeleteBuziaki i dużo zdrowia życzę!
PS. U nas w Polsce mroźna zima, dużo śniegu więc dzieci szaleją na sankach :).
Yumm this snack is perfect for these "stay at home" days.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing that idea.
ReplyDeleteHave a good day!
i hope corona virus can go away in this year
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ReplyDeleteHere in Portugal we are in lockdown, things are really bad at the hospitals and I'm in my bubble reading blogs. Stay safe!
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I never heard about it, but I want to try it so much. Sounds delicious.
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ReplyDeleteI have never tried hominy but since I like corn a lot I am sure I would also like the hominy. Thank you for sharing all this with us, it turns very useful in this period of restrictions.
ReplyDeleteNon conosco il prodotto ma mi hai incuriosita tantissimo!
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Cool idea! Thank you very much!
ReplyDeletelooks great.
ReplyDeleteI never tried hominy but sounds interesting
ReplyDeleteOh my God! You have me with a terrible desire of pozole with chicken soup, it's been a long time since I had it, I wil have to cook it!
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Hmmm... I've never tried those. You're making me curious though. Stay safe, especially with those new strains of COVID-19 mutations around the country.
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Non conosco gli HOMINY, ma son andata a vedere su internet di cosa si tratta ^_^
ReplyDeletePraticamente chicchi di mais trattati in maniera particolare.
Adoro il pop-corn e tutto ciò che ha a che fare con il mais, quindi credo che potrebbero piacermi, ma non mi sembra di averli mai visti al supermercato.
Very interesting article! Thanks for sharing! 😍😍😍
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ReplyDeleteInteresting post my dear, thank you for sharing )
ReplyDeleteI do not know this product and it interested me very much. I have to lookfor it,because i like simple and tasty dishes.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI have not tasted or seen corn like that. It sure is tasty.
ReplyDeleteThat's new to me, sounds nice!
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ReplyDeleteSe ve delicioso...
ReplyDeletePaz
Isaac
Ten buena semana, te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteI first see such product
ReplyDeleteInterested product
ReplyDeleteI don't know hominy but sounds good.
ReplyDeleteThis looks very delicious ;)
ReplyDeleteIn Brasil we have something like that...we call it "canjica". Very delicious!Thank you for your visit!
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So interesting. I have tried it. Stay well! Stay strong!
ReplyDeletewow it looks so tasty
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ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend :)
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