Cornmeal Cake

Corn is combined with corn flour, corn meal, butter, cream, parsley and chili powder to make a cornbread with great texture and flavor.

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Firehouse Cornbread by the 3s

I came up with this during my previous life as a firefighter after finding myself having to repeat my more popular recipes over and over. This one is easy to communicate and even easier to remember, since all of the measurements are in multiples of 3, which explains some of the more arcane measurements! A triple recipe, of course. I use this recipe both to serve with soup or chili, as well as the foundation for Nana’s cornbread turkey stuffing. Enjoy!

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Pumpkin Cornbread

I developed this recipe as a cross between pumpkin pie and cornbread! This makes a moist, flavorful cornbread. This is sweet without being too sweet!

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Batter Cakes

Old-fashioned corn meal pancake type corn bread. My mother’s best friend who owned a little terrific hole in the wall restaurant gave me this recipe. I think it is wonderful.

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Broccolified Cornbread

Quick and easy cornbread from scratch with fresh broccoli and low fat cottage cheese. This cornbread, though not cake-like and sweet like many recipes, is still moist and is quite savory. Since many people don’t own an iron skillet, this recipe uses a cake pan instead.

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Cornbread Biscotti

A fun and yummy side for chili, soups, or stews. Can be an appetizer by cutting into shorter pieces and serve with a dip, spread, or salsa.

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Cream Cheese Arepas

Using milk instead of water in the arepas will make them a little richer, a little denser, and, that’s right – delicious! Split and serve with a pat of butter and a drizzle of honey, or make a breakfast sandwich with a drizzle of maple syrup, a slice of cheese and cooked ham, and a fried egg.

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Bacon Cheddar Jalapeno Cornbread

This is the result of combining a number of my favorite cornbread recipes. The first time I made it, I had people begging for the recipe. The problem was that it didn’t exist, as I had just improvised it as I went along. Here’s my attempt to put it down in words.

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