South of the Border Jalapeno Cornbread

"This light, moist cornbread make a perfect lunch or dinner side. Try it for breakfast with sausage and eggs!"
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • In large bowl, stir together cornmeal, cheese, flour, salt and baking soda.
  • Whisk eggs, corn, buttermilk, oil and pepper; stir into dry mixture just until combined. Add jalepenos.
  • Pour into greased 8 inch square pan or preheated cast iron skillet. Smooth top.
  • Bake at 400 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes or until golden brown and tester inserted in middle comes out clean.

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Reviews

  1. Excellent cornbread. The extra moisture from the creamed corn combined with the cheese and peppers make this a wonderful accompaniment to a summer meal (or anytime for that matter). I served it with a smoked pork roast, crispy potato wedges, and 3-bean salad. The only change I made to the recipe was using fresh jalapenos from my garden. I did saute them briefly in some olive oil to soften them up a bid. Since I had both green and red ones, I used one of each and the contrast in the bread made it all that more appealing. Thanks, Auntie Mags, for a great recipe.
     
  2. I made this for my family with Pugs-N-Apps' Recipe #53031, both of which were absolutely delish! I didn't have a can of creamed corn, and I think is why the bread came out a little drier than it should have. (Totally my fault and not yours, Auntie Mags! :-) I tried to compensate for the corn by slightly increasing the buttermilk and cheese, but it wasn't enough. Didn't matter one bit to the fam, though, because they were just as content to dip their bread into their chili bowls. To borrow a catch phrase, finger lickin' good! Next time, I will definitely include the cream corn and will also add more heat--either more jalapenos or some red pepper flakes. I think I'll also try a different cheese blend like a taco or mexican cheese. After that, I'll update this review and let you know how it turned out. Thanks for posting such a great recipe, Auntie Mags!
     
  3. Excellent: moist, flavorful, aromatic, and picture perfect. Two modifications (and I might have read this in a review), I increased the amount of cheese and jalapenos. Hesitantly, I served it with the Full Flavor Crock Pot Turkey Chili. The chili is powerfully flavored; I was concerned about serving two highly flavorful dishes. Not a problem. The complement was perfect. Try it. You can't go wrong!
     
  4. This recipe makes for great cornbread! We used fresh jalapenos, minced, right into the batter and a tsp of sugar. Delicious, moist, and everyone loved it! Thanks!
     
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I have been cooking ever since I can remember. I'm always experimenting with new recipes and new ingredients. Life is too short to make the same thing twice! I'm an author living in Ontario, Canada with my husband and two picky kids. We will be moving to Savannah, Georgia in the next year so I am honing my Southern cooking skills (although I may NEVER get my husband to like collard greens). I love all the great recipes and info on 'Zaar, and look forward to being more active here.
 
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