
This Southern breakfast favorite is perfect for holiday celebrations and potlucks. Made in the Crock-Pot and cooked overnight, these creamy, buttery grits feed a crowd with just a few ingredients. 

Overnight Creamy Crock-Pot Grits
Ingredients
- Ingredients:
 - 2 cups stoneground old-fashioned grits not instant
 - 7 cups water
 - 1 tbsp salt
 - ½ cup unsalted butter cubed
 - ½ cup heavy cream
 
Instructions
- Directions:
 - Add grits, water, and salt to a large slowcooker.
 - Stir well then add the lid.
 - Cook for 7 hours on low. Stir once or twice if possible so it doesn't stick to the sides.
 - After 7 hours, remove the lid and add the heavy cream and butter. Stir until completely melted and creamy.
 - Ladle into bowls and serve warm.
 
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It is important to use “old fashioned” or stone ground grits for this recipe.
Do not use quick grits which is finer ground and cook much faster.

All you need to start these grits in the slowcooker are 2 cups of stone ground grits, salt, and water.
Do not use milk- we will add cream later.

Add grits, water, and salt to a large slowcooker.

Stir well then add the lid.

Cook for 7 hours on low. Stir once or twice if possible so it doesn’t stick to the sides.

After 7 hours, remove the lid and add the heavy cream and stir.

Now slice up a stick of unsalted butter.

Add the butter to the creamy cooked grits.

Stir until completely melted.

Now you have a big crock full of the creamiest buttery grits you have ever had!
 
Ladle into bowls and serve warm.
Makes plenty of servings, around 10-12 bowls.











What size crockpot do you use for the 10-12 serving recipe?
I believe my large Crockpot is 7 quarts.
Thank you. I am looking to double the receipe for a large crowd. Will the double fit in the large 7 quart crockpot ?
Hi! Thinking about this for a chilly fall picnic- I usually add jalepeno/green onion/garlic/cheese when I bake in the oven. Wondering if something similiar could be done here. Have you ever added cheese toward the end when adding in your dairy?
Yes, you could definitely add toppings like cheese, bacon, green onions, etc when adding the dairy or serve on the side for people to add their own.