Homemade Cornbread

"This is a healthier way to prepare cornbread. It taste just like the regular! Enjoy!"
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
  • Prepare an 8X8 baking dish with cooking spray (I prefer Pam).
  • In bowl, combine cornmeal, flour, sugar, and baking powder.
  • In separate bowl, combine milk, egg substitute, and oil.
  • Add the dry ingredients to the wet and stir until slightly moistened.
  • Pour batter into baking dish.
  • Bake approximately 15 minutes or until slightly brown.

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Reviews

  1. Having never made cornbread before , thought I would try this one!! ( The healthier option sold it to me !!!!)I couldn't find cornmeal in my supermarket(I live in England by the way !!) so used "Masa Harina" which I presume is the same or similar thing ????(As an afterthought, could I have used Polenta??)Also couldn't find egg substitute so used one egg instead. Went very well with the recipe by Baby Chevelle for "Weight Watchers Mexican Chicken breasts" and WidlifeDi's recipe for "Salsa" !!!! Anyway the upshot of it all was that we loved it !!!!!!!So thank you Leona from here in the UK !!!
     
  2. Very tasty basic low fat cornbread. I usually like mine sweeter, so next time I would add a little splenda. Served with vegetarian chili for a quick and easy dinner.
     
  3. Being raised in the south we never use sugar in corbread and being diabetic I dont need it,so left it out ,i do find your use of egg substitute helpful,and skim milk although buttermilk is only 1% fat-so I still used it.Thanks for posting.
     
  4. Delicious cornbread! After reading the other reviews I added about 2 Tbs. extra sugar and a pinch or two of salt. I also used egg whites instead of egg substitute. Thanks for posting! Will make again!
     
  5. This recipe made the perfect consistency cornbread. However, I would also suggest adding a little extra sugar or salt for flavor. I added an extra 2 tsp of equal spoonful and it wasn't quite enough ... it needed a bit more ...
     
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Hello all! I am 27, married, and from Michigan. I am always in search of yummy low fat, low cholesterol, and diabetic recipes. Ofcourse, I like the extra yummy dishes to. My favorite cookbook is January 2003 Betty Crocker crock pot recipes. Mmmmm there are some good ones in there. I will post some soon.
 
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