When it’s done, it’ll be slightly jiggly-this is okay! We aren’t making cornbread here it’s cornbread pudding! Let it sit for 5-10 minutes until it cools a bit and it’s ready to serve! Bake the creamy corn casserole in a 350-degree oven for 35-40 minutes.I use a 9×13 casserole dish for this recipe and it’s just the right size for my family, with some leftovers. I greased the casserole dish with unsalted butter, but you can use a non-stick spray if you choose. Pour the ingredients into your baking dish.Mix all the ingredients until well combined. Then comes the sour cream, melted butter, and finally, the Jiffy cornbread mixture. Next, add the sugar, nutmeg, and vanilla. I start with the eggs, then cream corn and whole kernel corn. Combine the ingredients in a large bowl.Here’s how I make my own I Heart Recipes corn pudding recipe. You’ll be good as gold if you follow the recipe card instructions below and watch my corn pudding video tutorial on YouTube! But, I will say there’s a little magic in the order you mix the ingredients. Southern corn pudding casserole is almost as simple as mix, bake, done. Be sure to spray either dish or pan with cooking spray before you pour in the creamed corn casserole, though! How to Make Corn Pudding Casserole with Jiffy Mix You can bake this casserole in a cast iron pan or a casserole dish. So, I decided to take Denise’s suggestion and make the dang corn pudding recipe, AKA that “corn stuff” for y’all! What Is Corn Pudding? My butt had been calling it “that corn stuff” for years! It turns out I HAVE HAD IT but had NO idea it was called corn pudding. So, naturally, I called my older Cousin TJ and asked if he knew of such a recipe and if I’d ever had it (would it surprise y’all to know I have a habit of making up names for stuff?!). I didn’t know what the heck she was talking about, but the way she described this recipe–it made my freakin’ mouth water. Then, during a conversation with a friend (shout out to Denise from Be My Guest with Denise-go visit her and tell her Rosie sent ya!), she suggested I make a corn pudding recipe video. I kept thinking I was forgetting something, overlooking one recipe… but I wasn’t sure which one. Well, one year, I was finishing up all of my Christmas recipe videos. It may take 10-20 minutes longer to bake since it will be colder.As many of you may know, I record recipe video tutorials for my YouTube channel about a month or so in advance. The next morning take it out of the refrigerator and let it sit for 30 minutes then bake. You can make this the night before without baking it and cover and refrigerate. It will bake faster in a 9×13 dish so check it at about 30 minutes. You can make this recipe in an 8×8 baking dish for a thick corn pudding or a 9×13 for a thinner pudding. If you double this recipe use at least a 9×13 baking dish. If you are serving this with a meal that doesn’t have any type of bread dish then adding the eggs would be a great idea! I added one egg but I next time I won’t add any eggs as I like it to be more pudding like especially for Thanksgiving when bread and dressing are being served as well. You can add no eggs or 1 to 2 eggs for a lighter, more cake-like consistency. ![]() It’s a mix between a cornbread and like a corn “bread pudding.” It’s savory, mildly sweet from the Jiffy mix and it’s a family favorite! This dish goes by many names: corn casserole, corn pudding, spoon bread or corn soufflé. An easy, delicious corn side dish that is perfect for your Holiday table!
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