
“The North thinks it know how to make corn bread, but this is a gross superstition. Perhaps no bread in the world is quite as good as Southern corn bread, and perhaps no bread in the world is quite as bad as the Northern imitation of it.”
Mark Twain
Cornbread has always been my favorite – I mean right from the time I got introduced to it 2 yrs ago. An American staple and a must in every thanksgiving dinner, Cornbread has been around for so long.Southern or Northern, I dunno, but in few cases, I had issues with the cornbread, when it was too eggy! Although I do use eggs for baking, I hate the taste of eggs and in baking it should be to the level that I really don’t get either the smell or the taste of eggs. That being said, in many instances, the cornbread was a major disappointment to me (esp.) So instead of moping, I started making my own cornbread where I can control the ingredients to my liking and make it as healthy and wealthy as possible.
Out of many variations, this is one combo which I have come to like which I tried to mix and match from various recipes. Its neither too eggy nor it is too rich. Very yummy without lots of calories.
1.Preheat Oven to 350F. Spray Baking Pan with PAM or little butter. Combine Cornmeal,flour,sugar,baking soda,Baking powder and salt.

2.Stir together milk,egg and butter until blended.

3.Now pour the wet ingredients into dry, add fresh corn and mix well

4.Pour into the baking pan and bake for 25-30min until the sides get brown and a skrewer comes out clean when inserted in the middle

5.Let it cool for 5 min and then cut into slices and enjoy. It is little crusty on the outside and moist inside.

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is there a egg substitute for this bread ,if i want to avoid egg
Thanks
Sowmya
Sure Sowmya – just skip the egg and add 1/4 cup of milk additionally to substitute for the egg. Hope this helps –DK
Hi Eexcessive, thanks for letting me know. As I mentioned in the first para – it dint matter to me whether the bread was North or South – it was the eggy taste which I was tryign to avoid and this one helped. But it was good to know under which category this one fell under
Regarding the initial Twain quote, vis-à-vis your recipe-This is northern cornbread. Sorry
Bread looks lovely and crusty Dhiv..
Cornbread is one of my very favorites. I enjoy trying different variations. Your looks lovely.
Delicious Corn bread..looks wonderful Dhivya..
Cooking at home has its own advantage, very nice recipe and beautiful colour on it DK.
i tasted corn bread once at soup plantation, did not fancy it much. i guess i should come over to ure placce to try this one out!!!!! looks good.
beautiful recipe..has come out really good..
mmm. that looks so delicious Dhivya! Lovely recipe.
This is really so cool recipe.I am stiving hard to have a low calorie diet and am sure going to try this and have a delicious cake.Thanks for this!!