
This is the "Company Cornbread" from Bill Neal's classic tome, "Biscuits, Spoonbread, and Sweet Potato Pie." I made it using stone-ground white cornmeal and buttermilk from our South Mountain Creamery delivery. I had also made a big pot of smothered okra the day before (the okra are going crazy producing new pods on a daily basis this time of year) and when breakfast time rolled around walked out out the front door and picked a big, ripe Mortgage Lifter tomato.
Preparation time: 5 minutes
Shopping: none
3 comments:
Much better. :)
I like quick corn cakes made with 1/2 cornmeal, 1/2 plain yogurt (or buttermilk), and a pinch of salt, baking soda, and (if you like), chili powder. Cook 'em like pancakes in a hot, hot, hot cast iron pan with plenty of oil.
Kat, my efforts are not intended to represent a complete and nutritious meal, only what I happened to make for myself. Feel free anytime to add your own heart's content.
Emily, the sounds like a classic corn cake. I'll bet it's good.
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