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Cornbread
Cinnamon Butter
Place four 3.5-inch cast-iron skillets* in the oven, then preheat it to 425ºF. Be very careful not to touch the hot skillets without oven mitts or pot holders and be sure to have an adult help with taking the skillets in and out of the oven.
In a medium bowl, combine the cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, and salt. In a small bowl, whisk together the eggs, buttermilk, creamed corn, and ¼ cup oil.
Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and mix until smooth. Using oven mitts or pot holders, take the hot skillets out of the oven. Divide the remaining 1 tablespoon oil between the skillets, quickly tilting the pans so that the oil coats the bottom and sides, and then pour the batter evenly into the skillets. The batter will begin sizzling right away.
Put the skillets in the oven and bake until golden brown and a cake tester inserted in the center comes out clean, about ten to thirteen minutes. Remove the hot skillets from the oven and place on a cooling rack to cool slightly.
While the cornbread bakes, prepare the cinnamon butter. In a medium bowl, mix all the ingredients with a rubber spatula. Stir until everything is mixed well and is an even color (no streaks). Transfer the butter into an airtight container.
Serve the cornbread hot or warm with a dollop of cinnamon butter. This recipe makes four 3.5-inch round cornbreads—some for your family and one for Santa.
*You may substitute a muffin tin in place of the skillets
Recipe developed by Carla Hall
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This is the second time I’ve made this cornbread, and for the second time it did not disappoint! My born and raise southern friends said it was “just like mom used to make!” The first time I made it, I followed the directions to the letter, and it came out perfectly. The second time I made it, instead of using a neutral oil in the cast-iron skillet, I used a little bit of bacon fat. This gave the cornbread an extra depth of flavor. Plus, we were having the cornbread with pulled pork, and I thought it would complement the pork very well. And it did. This is an easy recipe, and it is true to Southern roots, according to my friends (not too sweet).
Love the Christmas cornbread.
OMG! This was a hit. I’m going to make this all the time. Love cornbread!
I made this cornbread and added 1 Tablespoon of chopped red bell pepper. It was delicious, thanks for the recipe!