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Who has good hushpuppies?

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avalon

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That staple of southern fried seafood baskets- the hushpuppy- has really fallen from grace! It seems that even the country style places have forgotten how to do them well . Anybody out there know of a light inside, crunchy outside, old time hushpuppy? Even a good recipe would be appreciated, though I really think a deep fryer is needed.
 
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That staple of southern fried seafood baskets- the hushpuppy- has really fallen from grace! It seems that even the country style places have forgotten how to do them well . Anybody out there know of a light inside, crunchy outside, old time hushpuppy? Even a good recipe would be appreciated, though I really think a deep fryer is needed.

Seagrove Village Market! :wub:
 
That staple of southern fried seafood baskets- the hushpuppy- has really fallen from grace! It seems that even the country style places have forgotten how to do them well . Anybody out there know of a light inside, crunchy outside, old time hushpuppy? Even a good recipe would be appreciated, though I really think a deep fryer is needed.

Dewey Destin:D
 
Coincidentally, I stole a hushpuppy of the plate of a friend of mine while at dinner at Cafe Bouchee Friday night--I commented to one of the owners that it was the best hushpuppie I'd ever had! And it was!
 
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I second that emotion! My hairdresser, too! He owns several properties in the 30A area, and he admitted to me that he takes back a box of them to ATL before he leaves the beach.
I will certainly give the "Market" a try. I must admit it has been a few years since we ate there. My husband and I lived across the street for a while and relied on them for so many meals!
 
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