I had a request for a pan of old fashioned baked cornbread today. Aha , I see a blog post coming together here.
I often feel remiss for not including recipe posts as so many of our blogger friends share so this is my day! It doesn't get more Country than this y'all!
Some things I buy generic always-others I learn never to choose generic. Some things I alway choose the Low Fat...but NOT buttermilk. |
#1> 20 MINUTES at 425 degrees... Add 3-5 more minutes for all over golden finish Read on..There's More |
It slices just as pretty as a cake |
#2> Golden/ DONE Yes that is a stream of hot steam rising from the center No, it's NOT POUND CAKE I have these old Goblets for one reason-My Grandma & Grandpa Mobley had them |
Break the sliced of cornbread into smaller chunks Pour Buttermilk over -Enjoy * Some people might sprinkle a little bit of sugar on top |
All this for a pretty old fashioned Goblet [like my grandparents used] filled with hot [or cold] cornbread Covered with Buttermilk [no low fat ] Soooooooo that's my Recipe contribution. To me it seems like such an ordinary thing. It is definitely Southern. I forgot something- the BUTTER . No it's not the PAULA DEAN influence but personally there's nothing more decadent than melting a generous pat of [REAL BUTTER] on that hot slice of cornbread right out of the oven -not even Chocolate can top this Let's Go Party at http://sunnysimplelife.blogspot.com |
Yummy! Looks delicious!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat takes me back a lot of years! I can't find corn meal here in New Zealand, so I can't make it :(
ReplyDeletebettyl...thanks for commenting..I use "self rising cornmeal" b/c My mother always used it..suggestion: find the cornmeal on the internet..if you have to buy larger quatity than you want you can store the extra in the refrigerator -I had an older friend years ago who always "stocked up" lol and she stored the excess in the FREEZER.
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you find what you need.
Jonell
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I confess, I've never made cornbread from scratch and I know I'm missing out. I'd love a slice with a heap of melted butter. Thanks for the recipe. I'll pin it and see if I can get around to making some. It looks wonderful!
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