No it's simple enough to make.... just make it when needed
Yes it can be frozen! Busy schedules and hectic lives don't afford us all the luxury of whipping it up when we get home from work, track practice, and band recitals! When you make a batch of cornbread mix make extra. Place it in your muffin tin and pop in the freezer. Once they are frozen pull them out place them in freezer bags n put them back in the freezer. When your ready to use them, take them from the freezer, grease your muffin tin, pop them into the tins and bake at 350 for approx. 20-25 min. It may take a little longer from the frozen state to bake so you can lower your heat a bit and increase your bake time approx 5 min. You can maybe get a shower, do a load of laundry, help with homework, or just relax for the time you saved with your frozen cornbread!
To make cornbread using cream style corn, simply mix the cream style corn into your cornbread batter before baking. This will add moisture and a creamy texture to your cornbread.
Chop them up roughly and place in cornbread batter before cooking.
This can be frozen for about 2 weeks. If you put it in an air tight container it will help with keeping out freezer burn. Make sure to cook this dressing soon after you thaw it out.
Some delicious recipes for a cornbread feast include classic cornbread, jalapeno cheddar cornbread, honey butter cornbread, and cornbread stuffing.
The safest method to thaw frozen cornbread dressing is to transfer it from the freezer to the refrigerator and allow it to thaw overnight. This slow, gradual thawing process helps maintain the texture and flavor of the dressing. Alternatively, you can reheat the frozen cornbread dressing directly from the freezer in the oven, but this method may result in uneven thawing and potentially alter the taste and texture of the dish.
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I'm assuming it means "Do you like cornbread?" Which by the way, yes I delight in cornbread!
No, cornbread batter would scorch under a broiler and would not bake properly. On the other hand, finished cornbread can be buttered and toasted under a broiler, if watched carefully to avoid scorching.
By definition, cornbread must be made with cornmeal. Cornbread without cornmeal is a biscuit. And that is not necessarily a bad thing. You could take a biscuit recipe (I would go for north-east style fluffy biscuits, here, more than the southern style biscuits), add a little more liquid like milk, buttermilk, or even water until it makes a batter about like cornbread batter and bake like you would cornbread. I am guessing but I think you might want to lower the temperature a little and cook longer.
Yes but it's best to use a wet batter AND a dry batter & cook the chicken about 50% longer than normal. Try using a seasoned egg batter and seasoned flour batter. If frying chicken legs fry each side about 9 - 12 mins. Be careful because the frozen chicken will pop and sizzle more than thawed chicken. Enjoy!