1.5 cups
gluten free DRY corn bread mix (see my recipe below if you want to make it homemade. You can use 1.5 cups of a store bought gluten free mix if you prefer but you will need to add 2 tablespoons of sugar since most of them aren't sweet enough. If you don't have a gluten allergy then you can use 1 box of Jiffy Corn Bread Mix). DO NOT PREPARE CORN BREAD MIX...YOU JUST NEED THE DRY INGREDIENTS FOR THIS RECIPE!
1/4 cup
of melted real butter (original recipe called for 1/2 cup but I found it was a little too greasy for me so I cut back on the butter and it still tasted great!)
3/4 cup
cream cheese (I have used the regular and reduced fat version. I wouldn't recommend using fat free since I can't guarantee it will work. The original recipe called for 1 cup sour cream or plain yogurt. I prefer the cream cheese. It gives the spoon bread a really great texture and enhances the flavor of the corn. It also prevents it from becoming crumbly when re-heating leftovers).
2 eggs
to get the right texture. I've done it both ways and 2 eggs works better than 1 egg!)
14-16 oz)
can creamed corn (If you don't have creamed corn on hand, just take a can of regular corn (including the juice in the can),
1 tsp
sugar, 1 tbs cornstarch and blend)
8
or
9
pan
350 degree
oven
1 hour
Top
1.5 cups
of the mix = 1 small box of Jiffy corn bread muffin mix.
2/3 cup
flour (I used my gluten free flour blend, see recipe below but if you don't have a gluten allergy then you can just use regular flour!)
1/2 cup
yellow cornmeal (I prefer using 1/4 cup corn flour + 1/4 cup polenta but cornmeal works fine too)
1/8 cup
sugar (you can add a little less if you don't care for sweet muffins or add a smidge more sugar if you prefer them slightly sweeter. You can also substitute raw sugar or stevia. If using Stevia you will need to check box for how much to substitute. I am not sure if it is equal amounts).
1 tbs
baking powder
1/4 tsp
salt
1.5 cups
of
1.5 cups
of
cups
2 tbs.
oil
or
1/3 cup
milk
5
minutes
350 degree
oven
13-18 minutes
or
1 1/2 cups
brown rice flour
1 cup
white rice flour
1/2 cup
glutinous rice flour or soy flour
1 cup
potato starch (not flour)
1/2 cup
nonfat dry milk, make sure it is very fine in texture
1 cup
corn starch or tapioca starch (I used corn starch for this batch)
This corn casserole can also be called a spoonbread because it contains an egg. A Corn Bread. It is not the truly souffle-like spoonbread I had at a quaint inn in Virginia many years ago
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