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By lisa__lynn
on March 30, 2010
I just made this cornbread, and it is delicious! I used medium grind cornmeal, whole wheat flour, skim vanilla soy milk, and added 1/4 c. sugar substitute. I like the texture, and how puffy/soft it became. Wonderful! I will definitely make this recipe again.
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on February 08, 2009
This was pretty good for low cal and low fat. I wouldn't make it for company or a special occassion, but will keep this recipe to make for everyday. The only change I made was to add 1/4 c splenda.
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on September 06, 2008
I guess I was expecting a different taste to the cornbread. Glad I tried it but not up our alley. Sorry.
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on October 24, 2007
Great low-fat cornbread! I did add 1/4 cup sugar and about 2 Tablespoons of Parkay spray butter (fat free) and it was perfect! Thanks for an awesome recipe!
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on October 04, 2007
I made this tonight and loved it! We like a sweeter cornbread,so I added 1/4 c. Splenda. It is so nice to have cornbread while on my diet plan. This is a keeper!
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I grew up with cornbread. However, since I've been trying to eat more healthy - I've avoided it. Yes, it is a little less sweet than what I've made in the past. However, if you're eating it with a fairly rich dish (I'm thinking chili or pinto beans), you won't miss the slight sweet. I love it - great for calorie counting. I can have my cornbread once again. Thanks for another great recipe Jen!
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This was a great recipe for healthy cornbread! It's obvious from the ingredients, but I feel the need to mention that this is NOT a sweet cornbread. Some members of my family were a little saddened by that, but I thought it was a perfect addition to a nice bowl of chili! Also as a warning - this recipe gets moldy very quickly (within 3 days), do not make more than you need and think you'll eat it later on in the week.
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Delicious! Used blue cornmeal and whole wheat pastry flour. Made this on a Sunday for dinner on Monday and it turned out great. Not too dry as some cornbreads can get. I did pour some honey on top- I just couldn't resist. Thanks for posting another great one, Ladypit!
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on November 13, 2006
Very easy and tasty. I served it with hamburger soup, and had the leftovers next day as a snack with reduced fat peanut butter.
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on March 07, 2006
I loved this. I think I needed to mix mine a little longer though, I had white spots in my muffins. They were still very good though. I will make this again.
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As fat free breads go this was a pretty good one though a bit more dry than I like -typical of fat free. I meant to add a tablespoon of Splenda but forgot, will do so next time. I did add a 1/4 cup of frozen corn thawed out and 3 scallions finely sliced. Also made muffins as I find that helps with the portion control. Betting that added a bit to the moistness. I'm betting that replacing 1/2 cup of the milk with some no fat yogurt might make this a good deal more tender. Thanks ladypit.
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Good cb! A little dry- I am gonna make again though- Maybe the whole egg would help- also will try adding some creamed corn. Great recipe Lady!
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on November 05, 2005
We found this to be very heavy. Leftovers were very dry & hard, despite being properly stored. The addition of honey or honey butter would be great when serving... but then that would defeat the purpose of me making a low-points (WW) cornbread. ;) I think we just prefer the lighter, sweeter versions of cornbread. Thanks anyway!
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on August 09, 2005
I think this will become my standard cornbread recipe from now on. I like that it is low-fat and not too sweet. I am going to make it again, adding blueberries because it's blueberry season in Maine and I've got loads of the critters. I'll probably add a bit of Splenda for that, but ordinarily I like it just at the sweetness it is at. I also think I'll try using this as the topping for my Herbed Hamburger Pie With a Cornbread Crust (Herbed Hamburger Pie With a Cornbread Crust).
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on August 08, 2005
Good for being low fat. Very dense, probably because I used whole wheat flour in place of the regular flour. Overall it was nice knowing that it's healthier then prepackaged corn bread. I also added splenda to sweeten it up.
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on February 15, 2005
Good for lowfat. I put a couple of teaspoons of sugar in to get my husband to eat it, and used half wheat flour. It was good with soup. I'm going to try microwaving a piece of the leftover quickly, and putting a piece of ham in it for lunch today. Good, fast recipe.
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on November 18, 2004
This cornbread was very good. My husband said he liked it better than the cornbread at his favorite restaurant. My son didn't feel it was sweet enough - but I just handed him the honey to spread on it and then he was fine. Great recipe!
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