To Prevent Being Discovered, They Fed Their Barking Dogs Fried Cornmeal Pieces And Ordered Them To “Hush, Puppies! 141007_Foodnetwork_Crabdip_199.Tif.
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The characters change but the story is the same. They're called hush puppies because they were used as dog treats, though the actual origin is unknown. Hunters and fishermen would make the fried cornmeal and feed it to their dogs with the command to hush, puppies so that they wouldn't disturb their prey.
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And hush puppies was granted an audience with diana. He noticed that a friend's dogs were quietened by giving them corn hush puppies and, knowing that aching feet were called barking dogs, thought that 'hush puppies' would be a good name for the shoes. Typical hushpuppy ingredients include cornmeal, wheat flour, eggs, salt, baking soda, milk or buttermilk, and water, and may include onion, spring onion ( scallion ), garlic, whole kernel corn, and peppers.
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The hush puppies name and mascot were coined by the brand's first sales manager, james gaylord muir. To try regina's recipe for these traditional cornmeal. Hush puppies are a type of pastry that is typically fried in cornmeal and served with honey or maple syrup.
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1996 academy award ® winners nicholas cage and kevin spacey wore hush puppies to receive their statues. They are typically made with cornmeal, flour, egg, buttermilk, baking soda, and onion, though various spices and other ingredients—including garlic and peppers—can be. Why it is actually called a hushpuppy is debated, but most agree it's either:
