Friday, March 2, 2012

Corn Pudding

16 comments:

Caroline LeBel, Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator said...

Hey there! This looks great :) Now, if you only made half, how did you adjust the cooking time? I'd love to try it! thanks

Steph@PlainChicken.com said...

Caroline - it took about 40 minutes to bake the half pan of corn pudding.

Caroline LeBel, Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator said...

brilliant! ta :) Pinned it and will make tonight... yum!

Shelly Robinson said...

I am seriously obsessed with your blog! It is the first blog I have ever found that has "plain" food like I eat! I could eat just about everything you cook... and that never happens because I am picky! :-)

The Japanese Redneck said...

I can tell by the pic that it must have been amazing.

Happy weekend.

Becca said...

My American friend made something for me one time that looked just like this, and it was AMAZING - so I'll definitely be trying this one! :)

Nann from At Nann's Table said...

This looks SO good. But I love all your recipes. Good ol' down home cooking at its best. Love your blog!!

Joyce Patton said...

I agree that your recipes are down to earth, easy and YUMMY!

Kate Morgan Jackson said...

Corn pudding! This looks completely scrumptious...it's complete and total comfort food! Thanks for the recipe! :)

sf said...

Thanks for the Pinterest link - it works, but I tried to save this post and ziplist couldn't find it.

Cindy said...

I'm sure I would like it with green chilies. Looks delish.

Chris said...

This is what I am making tonight to go with my smoking pork butt! (whenever it gets finished....)

Sara, RN said...

I love that dish that it's cooked in! Is it Pampered chef?

Steph@PlainChicken.com said...

Sara - it is from Willow House

Caroline said...

Love your blog! I am thinking of making your corn pudding for Thanksgiving. I was wondering if you have or think it would be okay to make this the day before? Also what kind of corn did you use? Frozen or can? Thanks!

Stephanie Parker said...

Caroline - I think it would be ok to make it ahead of time. I used frozen silver queen corn.

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