Yes, a southern favorite....as a dessert. My friend makes a great version of this and taught me the recipe, except she doesn't measure!!! So, I had to get my own measurements. These are pretty close, except I use about 3/4 cup of white sugar, or sometimes 1/2 cup white sugar and 1/4 cup light brown. Also I use evaporated milk for a creamier pudding. Flour works fine if you are out of cornstarch. Also a few flaor enhancing spices....1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg. Best thing about this is that it's a "dump" recipe - mix in one bowl and bake slowly. Enjoy with a cup of coffee for breakfast too!!!
Yes, a southern favorite....as a dessert. My friend makes a great version of this and taught me the recipe, except she doesn't measure!!! So, I had to get my own measurements. These are pretty close, except I use about 3/4 cup of white sugar, or sometimes 1/2 cup white sugar and 1/4 cup light brown. Also I use evaporated milk for a creamier pudding. Flour works fine if you are out of cornstarch. Also a few flaor enhancing spices....1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg. Best thing about this is that it's a "dump" recipe - mix in one bowl and bake slowly. Enjoy with a cup of coffee for breakfast too!!!
This turned out well. It was a great addition to our Easter Dinner. I did modify this slightly though. I cut the butter to just 1/4 cup the sugar to 1/3 cup. I sprinkled some nutmeg and a little cinnamon on it as well. Baked it in a round dish instead of the 9 x 13 at 400 degrees because that was the time for the other 2 dishes that needed to go in the oven and just kept checking on it to make sure that it wasn't burning or to check when it was done. I received various complements on it.
WE LOVE THIS DISH!!! I've made it 3x already and everyone absolutely loves it. It's the perfect side dish. You can prepare it ahead of time then stick it in the oven and "fuhgetaboutit"!
It seems that this dish is often served at church functions in NC. It is so good! I made this for my family this week and EVERYONE loved it (even my 2 yr old grand-daughter). The only thing was it had a bit more liquid than it should have. I drained the corn and baked it all for 90 mins. but still watery. I drained the casserole and baked it a bit more and it was great. I also added a little bit of black pepper. Very good!
This is it! I have been looking for this for a while! I lost my recipe a while back and could kick myself! It is a huge favorite of my family's and I was the only one who had it! Like another reviewer I too use flour instead of cornstarch and like evap milk. Just a hint of nutmeg is corn puddings best friend! Thanks to Kathy! And Jacquita for posting!
I searched for a sweet corn casserole that I remember having a long time ago and this is it! I'd really like to give this 4 1/2 stars because it tastes delicious but I think it would be better in a round casserole dish (like in the picture) as opposed to the 9x13 mentioned in the recipe. The 9x13 made it too thin although it still took the same amount of time to bake. One other thing - it doesn't puff up like it says in the instructions. Overall very tasty!
Wonderful but I'll probably cut down on the sigar next time. Both of my kids gobbled it up - me too!
This is outstanding. We've made it twice so far for pot lucks and have had several requests for the recipe. Highly recommended. Jerry Hampton TN
YUM!! This is by far the best corn casserole I've ever had! I"ll be making it for the holidays this year. DELICIOUS!!!
