wittdog
Master Chef
I’m looking for a good tried and true tested skillet corn bread recipe. I like the sweeter kind almost like a cake. Does anyone have one they would like to share?
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That's ok where's the thread?Captain Morgan said:I found one I love in this thread....however, it's not the lightest corn bread I've ever found.
Finney said:I use the Frugal Gourmet's "Johnny Cake" recipe. I've used it for many, many years and is always great. Do a Google search on it.
I like the Jiffy and was thinking about adding the cake mix......I'll give that a shot.BigGQ said:While it is not true homemade, I use a box of Jiffy and add a quater bag of yellow cake mix.
Nick Prochilo said:Finney said:I use the Frugal Gourmet's "Johnny Cake" recipe. I've used it for many, many years and is always great. Do a Google search on it.
Hey Chris, a search came up empty. You said you have used it many years, how about posting it!
PantherTailgater said:Nick Prochilo said:Finney said:I use the Frugal Gourmet's "Johnny Cake" recipe. I've used it for many, many years and is always great. Do a Google search on it.
Hey Chris, a search came up empty. You said you have used it many years, how about posting it!
Just in case you didn't find the recipe online.
3/4 cup of flour
1 1/2 cups of cornmeal
4 tps of baking powder
1 tps of salt
2 eggs, beaten
1 1/2 cups of milk
1/4 cup salad oil
To make it Johnny Cakes add 2 to 3 tbs of sugar.
Place in a greased 8 x 12 pan and bake in a 400 deg oven for about 30 min.
(Taken from THE FRUGAL GOURMET COOKS AMERICAN by Jeff Smith)
I like to add melted shortning rather than salad oil.
I can't find any quality difference if you use White Lilly Buttermilk Cornbread mix rather than making it from scratch. I follow the recipe on the White Lilly bag except for using a 10 inch pan rather than 8 inch. I also heat the pan ten minutes in a 425 oven before adding the batter. It's easy to add all kinds of ingredients if you adjust the moisture content accordingly IMO. My wife and have experimented using cheese, several different kinds of pepper and onion of course.