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    #31
    I aint never heard of sugar in cornbread, does it help the beans in chili?

    I seen on another thread they is a man that cuts up hot dogs or Viennas and puts in his chili. Dont imagine I will eat any of that fellers chili, no matter how much I have drank.

    I do like to use buttermilk in cornbread mix along with diced japs.

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      #32
      Originally posted by WhiplashTX View Post
      The original Quaker corn bread recipe.

      1/4 cup oil or shortening
      1 cup corn meal
      1 cup flour
      2 tablespoons sugar
      4 teaspoons of baking powder
      1 cup of milk
      1 egg, beaten

      Heat oil in pan. Mix remaining ingredients and then add oil. Bake at 400 for 20-25 min.

      For less crumbly cornbread, add an extra egg. If you want loaded cornbread, add creamed corn, jarred jalapenos, and onion to taste.
      I use this one except I replace the oil/shortening with apple sauce.

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        #33
        we use the Texas brand mix at brookshires, usually make two pkgs one regular and one Mexican style.

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          #34
          No sugar but I add diced jalapeƱos, small diced cheddar cheese and frozen corn to mine

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            #35
            Just a touch of sugar, not enough to make it sweet. But the real question is thick cornbread or thin and crispy?

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