I honestly don't care how sweet it is as long as it's not dry. Problem is that

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Sep 18, 2020
4:29:24am

fattycoug All-American

Your version often ends up brittle and devoid of any moisture

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fattycoug

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What most Americans call "cornbread" is little more than corn-flavored cake.

Cougar Junkie

9/18/20 12:25am

I honestly don't care how sweet it is as long as it's not dry. Problem is that

fattycoug

9/18/20 4:29am

I hated corn bread until it got turned in to cake. That's when it became edible

Groom's Cake

9/18/20 4:33am

Placed in a bowl & topped with a heaping ladle of chili con carne that

Lifi

9/18/20 5:26am

I grew up on large amounts of real cornbread served with

AeroCoug

9/18/20 5:35am

User image checks out

molodyets

9/18/20 6:07am

Probably true. But this is still my favorite version:

Smack'sWife

9/18/20 5:42am

That's similar to my recipe.

jdub

9/18/20 7:41am

That is cake, my dear.

Cougar Junkie

9/18/20 3:12pm

No, it's still cornbread, schnookums.

jdub

9/18/20 3:13pm

I agree. However many would struggle with it because they don't know what

DJROSS

9/18/20 7:01am

You say that as if it's a bad thing.

jdub

9/18/20 7:47am

My mom used to make that style of cornbread but she called it Johnny Cake.

CanuckUte

9/18/20 7:56am

Well the early colonial period they had more grain than corn. Only in the

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