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Love Cornbread, especially this time of year with chili,

I've made it many different ways, Boxed and scratch....

A box of Krusteaz Honey Cornbread mix is just too good, and too easy...

had it tonight.

My Grand momma and mother are gone, and I'm not gonna hurt their feelings. But those packages are so much easier, KISS, and as good. Off subject, but try the frozen Pillsbury Grands biscuits and Pioneer country gravy mix, but use milk instead of water. capt david

been using jiffy forever, but it is pretty sweet, so will branch out and try a few different recipes

Pre heat 6" cast iron skillet with enough oil to cover the bottom about 1/8"
1/2 cup Pioneer cornmeal
1/4cup corn flour
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/3 cup 1/2&1/2 cream
1egg
1 tsp honey
bake 15-20 min. at 400-425
options add shredded colby jack cheese
sliced jalapenos
use real butter only

Not a big fan of cornbread 'cause I'm damn yankee but will allow that the bottom pic might cause my conversion.

I don't know why, but I've never been a fan. Everyone in my family loves it. The Southern guys on here will hate me since I'm not a big biscuit fan either. I can eat both, but never crave or go out of my way to get either.

Mike

Most of the crap mentioned here, including all the mix references are, well Crap. As much cornbread as Cincinnatti chili is chili. Geez

crap with a capital "c"...!

looks decent

Local Amish put sweet corn in the mix.

i have a recipe for this and can't wait to try it...i love any kind of corn bread, cake or spoon bread

Above is in a 10"skillet. This is a smaller batch in a 6".

I used croldfort recipe and it's the way to go..

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/4844343/1

Look at you getting all fancy

Novelty. Kids loved the sticks when they were young.

I've used my Aunt Betty's recipe for 25 years & I've never tasted any better & I've ate a lot of corn bread, especially in Texas! Her recipe is by far the best. The secret is to go to your local Walmart or other store that has Betty Crocker corn bread & just follow the recipe, no, I'm not kidding! It's great & easy to make, I've fed it to a lot of out of town hunting buddies & they all love it. Give it a try.

Dick

I'm partial to Famous Dave's corngread mix but add a little honey to it.