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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>
Hey Everyone,
As a gal from Mississippi, cornbread is a staple at our house. And was one
of the first things I learned to bake when I was a kid. My base recipe is
identical to Grandma Wells from Louisiana but here’s how I modify it –
To soften it up a bit, beat the liquid ingredients with a whisk first then
add the already mixed dry ingredients
To soften the finished product even more, use ¾ cup cornmeal and ¼ cup
gluten free flour (I use GF pantry cake mix).
And for thicker cornbread, I pour the mixture into preheated and oiled,
small cast iron skillet (not sure of size probably 6”)
I bake it in a hotter oven, 425 deg F, about 20 minutes until golden brown.
Darlene
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