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Cornbread

Cornbread... 43 members have voted

  1. 1. Cornbread...

    • Sweet
      41%
    • Not Sweet
      41%
    • Doesn't matter to me
      13%
    • What is this bread of corn of which you speak?
      2%

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No one could ever get a recipe out of my grandmother because it was always a handful of this, a pinch of that and a little of this or that.

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I make mine with cornmeal that my dad would grind at the mill. I wouldn't sift it, we like the nutty texture it gives. Also make mine in a cast iron skillet. YUM!!!

 

We have a cast iron skillet that is used only for corn bread and never washed. After the bread is done we wipe it out and put it back in the oven.

Mom used to crumble it up in a glass of milk and add sugar for desert.

 

I crumbled up a big piece of corn bread with a glass of milk Wednesday night. That is good stuff !

Always make extra, because my husband loves to eat cornbread and milk. He takes the cronbread, crumbles it up in a glass and pours milk over it. Eats it with a spoon.

 

 

:thumb: Good Stuff

We have a cast iron skillet that is used only for corn bread and never washed. After the bread is done we wipe it out and put it back in the oven.

 

That's the way my mom does it. If somebody washed her cornbread skillet, I think she'd whop them with it.

Mom used to crumble it up in a glass of milk and add sugar for desert.

 

:thumb:Yep.

Granny used to make cornbread in a castiron mold that shaped the cornbread into ears of corn. I loved those.

We have a cast iron skillet that is used only for corn bread and never washed. After the bread is done we wipe it out and put it back in the oven.

 

 

Same here.

That's the way my mom does it. If somebody washed her cornbread skillet, I think she'd whop them with it.

 

Me too. No one touches my cornbread skillets!!!!!

Granny used to make cornbread in a castiron mold that shaped the cornbread into ears of corn. I loved those.
We have one of these.

Not sweet

Miracle Maze original is the best.

I like the sweet kind when you get it before a meal, but prefer the non-sweet variety for eating with other foods. Best cornbread I ever had was served at The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge.

 

Same here. Sweet (DeSha's is real good) by itself, but not sweet with soup beans.

 

And the best corn chowder I ever ate was at The Old Mill.

Same here. Sweet (DeSha's is real good) by itself, but not sweet with soup beans.

 

And the best corn chowder I ever ate was at The Old Mill.

 

Clearly you haven't had my mom's then.

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