Cornbread

Cornbread

Fluffy quick-bread with cornmeal and wheat germ

6-8 servings

3/4 c flour
1/4 c sugar
4 t baking powder
3/4 t salt
3/4 c cornmeal
2/3 c wheat germ
2 eggs, beaten
1 1/8 c milk
1/4 c oil

1. In mixing bowl, combine dry ingredients.

2. In small bowl, mix eggs, milk, and oil. Add to dry mixture and stir just until moistened.

3. Pour batter into a greased 8" or 9" baking pan. Bake at 425 degrees for 30 minutes. (Top should be well-browned.)

4. Serve hot with butter, honey, or syrup on top.

Cornbread

 

15 minutes
30 minutes

I like to serve this quick cornbread with soups or mexican dishes. It's so tasty fresh! When it's cold, it does get dry and crumbly, so I re-warm and top with honey. This is the cornbread recipe my mom always made when I was growing up, and I have always loved eating it for breakfast! :) My rating: 9/10


Average vote based on 4 reviews.
9.5
out of 10
User Reviews
10
out of 10
Mm!
My Dad loves cornbread, so I'm always trying different cornbread recipes. I threw this one together today after church, to go with a spicy chicken tomato soup I made, and it turned out great! We all really enjoyed it :) The flavor was really nice, as well as the texture. I also enjoyed the crunchy-ness of the browned top.


9
out of 10
Very good
We really liked this cornbread with lots of butter and honey. I am originally from the south and it's not what I'm use to. I made navy beans also and expected to have beans and cornbread, but I did not like it that way. My husband loved it and came home the next day asking for some as a snack.


10
out of 10
10/10 This is a great side dish!
This has a good texture as far as baking powder breads with cornmeal go.

Not only is this great fresh as a side dish to soup, but it makes me a tasty bedtime snack later!


9
out of 10
Goes great with breakfast or as a side dish to chili and soups (9/10)
Cornbread is a real hit or miss food. There is a fine balance you have to reach in regards to flavor and texture. A great tasting cornbread can be quickly forgotten if it is too dry and crumbly, and vice versa. Happily this recipe reaches a nice a wonderful balance between taste and conistency. The cornbread is soft and moist when served warm (either fresh or reheated in foil) and has a wonderfully meaty texture that I really enjoy.

This recipe is easy to make--you can even store the dry ingredients in zipper bags for future use. It also is a flexible dish, working well as a side dish for soups and chilis, a breakfast item, or even as a snack. My preferred method of consumption is with a small amount of butter and hot honey drizzled over top. The only downside to this recipe is that you don't want to let it sit around and get dried out.