I am so behind in writing up posts. I think I have 30 or more sitting in draft form getting moldy. I made this Spicy Raisin Cornbread months ago and it is a faint memory. I added the sugar icing glaze which the recipe did not call for. Other than that I recall it being pretty tasty but a bit dry. I would serve it with cool whip or ice cream to fix that issue if there was a next time.
This recipe came from
This recipe came from
Pillsbury's Best 11th Grand National Bake-Off Cookbook, 1959, submitted by Mrs. Harry C. Druhl of Benton, Arkansas.
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I thought it was an interesting idea with it being a sweet based cornbread rather than savory. It would be perfect for brunch as a coffee cake. The Bake Off booklet categorized it as a "bread" but surely with this much sugar it is a dessert!
2 comments:
Interesting. I'm not a huge fan of raisins in baked goods, so I'm not sure I would have liked it!
I bet it would be good without the raisins, just as a cinnamon sweet cornbread.
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