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corn bread
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i've always been keen to try this since i first heard of it after reading To Kill A Mockingbird. A friend has recently bought me a box of American corn bread mix (just add eggs and milk) from Selfridges and i'm dying to try it, but i'm not really sure what to eat it with. Does anyone know how this is usually served?The picture on the box just shows it with butter on top.
I have found some recipies to make it from scratch, but i'm going to give the mix a go first. None of the recipies suggest what to serve it with either.
Thanks!
I have found some recipies to make it from scratch, but i'm going to give the mix a go first. None of the recipies suggest what to serve it with either.
Thanks!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.One of my all time favourite films To Kill a Mockingbird. The female author of the book, Harper Lee, was best friends with Truman Capote. Worth getting the DVD...Capote....from the rental shop if you see it on the shelf. Funny and tragic film.
Corn bread figured in The Green Mile also. Tom Hanks (as great as ever) played a prison guard suffering terribly with prostate problems. A prison inmate uses healing powers to cure him. Hanks goes home and...er....makes his wife very happy all night. His wife is in the best of moods in the morning and bakes some corn bread to give the inmate.
I feel hungry now!
Corn bread figured in The Green Mile also. Tom Hanks (as great as ever) played a prison guard suffering terribly with prostate problems. A prison inmate uses healing powers to cure him. Hanks goes home and...er....makes his wife very happy all night. His wife is in the best of moods in the morning and bakes some corn bread to give the inmate.
I feel hungry now!
lots of ideas here
http://www.seriouseats.com/talk/2007/11/what-do-you-eat-with-cornbread.html
and here although the site does your head in a bit but there are a few links to recipes
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-cornbread.htm
http://www.seriouseats.com/talk/2007/11/what-do-you-eat-with-cornbread.html
and here although the site does your head in a bit but there are a few links to recipes
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-cornbread.htm
Scroll down the page..lots of recipes here....
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=cornbread&ns102=1&fulltext=Search+Cookbook
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=cornbread&ns102=1&fulltext=Search+Cookbook