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  • kyleK kyle

    GWG8541 I really need to learn how to make cornbread. I love cornbread but rarely have it

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    GWG8541
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    kyle its pretty easy. I’ve seen it made many ways with various recipes. Like most food and drink it comes down to personal preference. I prefer plain corn bread for soups and stews without adding other ingredients like jalapenos and or cheese. I do like adding stuff if it is more of a side to be eaten on its own. My biggest personal preference is making it in a CI skillet vs a baking dish. I prefer the nice browned crust instead of the cake like texture. If you like ill send the recipe I use.

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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    • GWG8541G GWG8541

      kyle its pretty easy. I’ve seen it made many ways with various recipes. Like most food and drink it comes down to personal preference. I prefer plain corn bread for soups and stews without adding other ingredients like jalapenos and or cheese. I do like adding stuff if it is more of a side to be eaten on its own. My biggest personal preference is making it in a CI skillet vs a baking dish. I prefer the nice browned crust instead of the cake like texture. If you like ill send the recipe I use.

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      glen
      Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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      GWG8541 I like the skillet idea.
      We used to make corn bread in a cast iron which had small corn ear shapes molded into it.
      Got some of that crust and was great for plating

      Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
      Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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      • GWG8541G GWG8541

        kyle its pretty easy. I’ve seen it made many ways with various recipes. Like most food and drink it comes down to personal preference. I prefer plain corn bread for soups and stews without adding other ingredients like jalapenos and or cheese. I do like adding stuff if it is more of a side to be eaten on its own. My biggest personal preference is making it in a CI skillet vs a baking dish. I prefer the nice browned crust instead of the cake like texture. If you like ill send the recipe I use.

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        kyle
        Regular Contributors Veteran Canning Team Blue Power User Sous Vide
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        GWG8541 the recipe would be awesome. Thank you

        hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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        • G glen

          GWG8541 I like the skillet idea.
          We used to make corn bread in a cast iron which had small corn ear shapes molded into it.
          Got some of that crust and was great for plating

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          GWG8541
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          glen those CI little corn molds are great too. They are also convenient if you are making them for get togethers and want individual portions. That is one piece of CI my Mom had that I don’t have. I believe my sister wanted it for a wall decoration.

          “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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          • SurgS Surg

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            Saw the pic above about stuffed cabbage/pigs in a blanket/golumpki and felt like having it. Went to work and someone was talking about it and the next day someone had it for lunch. Took that as a sign and made some of my own today.

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            mrobisr
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            Surg that looks terrific.

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            • GWG8541G GWG8541

              I made some ham and beans with cornbread for dinner. I actually started the night before last after cutting up a few pork shoulders to make sausage with. I put the bones in a stock pot with water and simmered it overnight to make bone broth.
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              Soaked cranberry beans overnight last night.
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              Diced up a pound of smoked ham
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              Sautéed some diced onion and put everything in a pot to cook a few hours and made some cornbread in the CI.
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              The wife said it was one of the best batches I’ve made. That bone broth from the pork shoulder definitely makes a big difference. Its right up there with using a ham bone.

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              mrobisr
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              GWG8541 that’s some good eating.

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              • SurgS Surg

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                Saw the pic above about stuffed cabbage/pigs in a blanket/golumpki and felt like having it. Went to work and someone was talking about it and the next day someone had it for lunch. Took that as a sign and made some of my own today.

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                HerbcoFood
                Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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                Surg Nice, I have always wanted to make them, but I just get lazy, cut everything up and mix it in one huge pot!

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                  HerbcoFood
                  Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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                  #10102

                  We just made some homemade basic pizzas, nothing fancy. Just wait until FAT Tuesday…
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                  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                    We just made some homemade basic pizzas, nothing fancy. Just wait until FAT Tuesday…
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                    gus4416
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                    #10103

                    HerbcoFood pizza is a favorite of mine when my wife makes homemade pizza she makes two allso one for me even tho it is not good for me to eat that much she knows I will and what is leftover well that is for breakfast

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                    • G gus4416

                      HerbcoFood pizza is a favorite of mine when my wife makes homemade pizza she makes two allso one for me even tho it is not good for me to eat that much she knows I will and what is leftover well that is for breakfast

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                      HerbcoFood
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                      gus4416 Yeah we don’t make it very often, I was more sad I couldn’t find the frozen pizza dough we usually get. I really don’t care for the pilsbury stuff, so I settled for the pre-made stuff you find on the pasta aisle. It wasn’t the best, but I’ve had worse.

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                        RafterW
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                        Yesterday morning: ham egg and cheese sliders using Hawaiian rolls. There is a cream cheese and Dijon mustard spread on the sandwiches. The eggs are from our ducks. Wish I could say the same about our ham but that’s from the deli. The wife found this recipe. Simple to put together and tasty.

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                        Matt W.

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                        • RafterWR RafterW

                          Yesterday morning: ham egg and cheese sliders using Hawaiian rolls. There is a cream cheese and Dijon mustard spread on the sandwiches. The eggs are from our ducks. Wish I could say the same about our ham but that’s from the deli. The wife found this recipe. Simple to put together and tasty.

                          94CFB93A-CE32-4AB6-89F7-015B9E7E2994.jpeg

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                          gus4416
                          Team Blue
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                          RafterW Hawaiian rolls are the best I like bacon egg and cheese the best but ham is my second choice and those look really good

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                          • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                            We just made some homemade basic pizzas, nothing fancy. Just wait until FAT Tuesday…
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                            Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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                            HerbcoFood If those are your basics, I’m tuning in on Fat Tuesday. Can’t wait to see the upgraded pizza. I’d devour those.

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                            • RafterWR RafterW

                              Yesterday morning: ham egg and cheese sliders using Hawaiian rolls. There is a cream cheese and Dijon mustard spread on the sandwiches. The eggs are from our ducks. Wish I could say the same about our ham but that’s from the deli. The wife found this recipe. Simple to put together and tasty.

                              94CFB93A-CE32-4AB6-89F7-015B9E7E2994.jpeg

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                              wdaly
                              Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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                              RafterW What a great way to start the day. Looks great.

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                              • G gus4416

                                HerbcoFood pizza is a favorite of mine when my wife makes homemade pizza she makes two allso one for me even tho it is not good for me to eat that much she knows I will and what is leftover well that is for breakfast

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                                gus4416 PIZZA; The “Breakfast of Champions”. No doubt about it.

                                Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                                • wdalyW wdaly

                                  HerbcoFood If those are your basics, I’m tuning in on Fat Tuesday. Can’t wait to see the upgraded pizza. I’d devour those.

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                                  wdaly By basic I meant it’s your standard toppings. Not as if you went to a higher end pizza place where they get really fancy with toppings.

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                                  • RafterWR RafterW

                                    Yesterday morning: ham egg and cheese sliders using Hawaiian rolls. There is a cream cheese and Dijon mustard spread on the sandwiches. The eggs are from our ducks. Wish I could say the same about our ham but that’s from the deli. The wife found this recipe. Simple to put together and tasty.

                                    94CFB93A-CE32-4AB6-89F7-015B9E7E2994.jpeg

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                                    Jamieson22
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                                    #10111

                                    RafterW Was this one of the baked versions where you slice tops off a whole pack, add fillings, cover top in butter mixture and bake till all melted? It looks killer!

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                                    • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

                                      RafterW Was this one of the baked versions where you slice tops off a whole pack, add fillings, cover top in butter mixture and bake till all melted? It looks killer!

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                                      RafterW
                                      Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron Big Green Egg
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                                      #10112

                                      Jamieson22 Yes that is correct. Melted butter and “everything” bagel seasoning go on top and then it hits the oven for about 15 minutes until top is crispy and interior is melty.

                                      Matt W.

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                                      • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                        glen those CI little corn molds are great too. They are also convenient if you are making them for get togethers and want individual portions. That is one piece of CI my Mom had that I don’t have. I believe my sister wanted it for a wall decoration.

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                                        glen
                                        Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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                                        GWG8541 Maybe she’d let you borrow it from time to time if you promised to give her a batch! Assuming she is close by.
                                        I bet ours is in or basement somewhere, may have to de-rust it LOL

                                        Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
                                        Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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                                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                          kyle its pretty easy. I’ve seen it made many ways with various recipes. Like most food and drink it comes down to personal preference. I prefer plain corn bread for soups and stews without adding other ingredients like jalapenos and or cheese. I do like adding stuff if it is more of a side to be eaten on its own. My biggest personal preference is making it in a CI skillet vs a baking dish. I prefer the nice browned crust instead of the cake like texture. If you like ill send the recipe I use.

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                                          cdavis
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                                          GWG8541 I would also be interested in your cornbread recipe 😋. It looks great 👍

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