I have made this recipe for years and years mostly at holiday time. Each time i make it it's wonderful My mother made it and now that she is gone it is my job to bring this to the holiday table. Never any leftovers!! Only thing different i do is dot with butter pats on top before baking and use only 1 can of corn.
This is a great recipe. It has now become part of our family's Thanksgiving tradition. (we leave out the corn)
Tastes like corn with a little oyster flavor. If I try it again I'll cut the corn in half add crackers and use a smaller dish.
Excellent recipe! I cut the corn amount to one can and this is the best oyster recipe I've seen....the corn makes the oysters seem a bit less overpowering. Thanks Becky!!!
This has been a family tradition in my wife's family for years. It is now mine too. I always make it and have varied it somewhat. Instead of saltines use butter crackers (Ritz Club etc.). Also whip the cream and fold into the other ingredients. I don't use the Worchestershire but may try it this year.
Easy to make and something really different. I think it would be good for a potluck as it makes a pretty big dish!! Thank You!!
I had to change this based on what I had... and I cut the recipe in half once I realized I only had one can of oysters... I never have canned creamed corn so I used a modified recipe off this site using frozen corn and cream cheese with a touch of butter. I layered that with the oysters and just crumbled enough butter crackers to make each layer. I kept the amounts of cream and worcestershire the same. Baked at 375. It was really good and I'll make it again the way I did it. Thanks for sharing your recipe and even tho I made changes I think I stuck with the spirit of the recipe!
the corn took away from the oyster flavor.
I tried this recipe so I could decide if I should make it for Thanksgiving. It was absolutely delicious. The creamed corn cuts the strong taste of the oysters your family won't even know what it is until they try it. EXCELLENT!!!
