Marnie's Grits Casserole
I haven't made these grits but a girl born and raised in Mobile in the early 1900's, as Marnie was
, probably knew how to make grits. Marnie was my mother's paternal aunt and very special to her. There's a romantic story about the way Marnie met married Bill Walters while visiting relatives in Texas then married him very quickly which I'll share later, after I find the notes I took when Mom told me the story. Bill was an Army Colonel in the Cavalry of Big Red One (the 1st Infantry Division) in World War I and a gentleman. Mom told me many times how Bill and Marnie met and how happy they were. Marnie visited us in France when I was a baby and Mom's journal is full of details of the happy times they had together.
, probably knew how to make grits. Marnie was my mother's paternal aunt and very special to her. There's a romantic story about the way Marnie met married Bill Walters while visiting relatives in Texas then married him very quickly which I'll share later, after I find the notes I took when Mom told me the story. Bill was an Army Colonel in the Cavalry of Big Red One (the 1st Infantry Division) in World War I and a gentleman. Mom told me many times how Bill and Marnie met and how happy they were. Marnie visited us in France when I was a baby and Mom's journal is full of details of the happy times they had together.
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