I'm not a fan of sweet cornbread, but I don't mind putting butter and honey on a piping hot piece of yummy cornbread. These recipes do the job.
Crusty Skillet Corn Bread
2 cups yellow corn meal
1/2 cup flour
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking soda
3 TB sugar
2 tsp baking powder
4 eggs
1-1/4 cup buttermilk
1/2 stick butter
Mix all dry ingredients together. Stir in eggs into buttermilk and add to dry mixture. Melt butter inside heavy iron skillet. Coat skillet with butter on all sides. Pour remaining butter from skillet into cornbread batter and mix thoroughly. Pour the cornbread batter into hot skillet and bake in a 375 degree oven. Cook bread until it has a golden brown crust (approximately 25-30 minutes).
Cracker Barrel Corn Muffins
4 TB sugar
4 TB butter
4 TB liquid nondairy creamer
4 TB yellow cornmeal
3/4 cup self-rising flour
Add ingredients to bowl in order listed and beat well until it looks like a smooth cake batter. Divide batter between 8 greased cupcake wells and fill the other 4 in a 12-well tin with water. Bake at 400 degrees F, 16-18 minutes or until tester inserted into centers comes out clean. Let cool few minutes in pan and remove with 2 forks so not to disturb water.
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What's This About?
Food is such a wonderful thing! Not only does it sustain us, but it enriches our lives. How many times have you tasted a dish and it takes you back to another time and place-- one filled with cherished memories? How many times have you tried to recreate those memorable dishes to find that you can't remember all the ingredients or how they are suppose to intermingle?
This is a food project for my family. My intention is to shorten the distance between us all and share in making memories together. I want us all to add tried and true recipes from past and present generations. Please feel free to add any stories or thoughts to these recipes, too.
When this project is near completion, I hope to have a marvelous collection of recipes that bring us closer together as a family. We'll have an heirloom cookbook of recipes and stories we can pass onto future generations.
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