I've tried lots of different cornbread recipes, both plain and stuffed full of lots of different ingredients, but always come back to my favorite: those Jiffy boxed mixes. The little blue boxes are dirt cheap, and the slightly sweet flavor works well plain or with additives.
In this Instructable I've made a spicy southwest-style cornbread, but you can substitute most any combination of cheese, herbs, and vegetables - just be sure to modify the liquid balance accordingly.
I'll give some more ideas for alternate versions in the last step: it's dead easy. Just combine your favorite cheese + herbs/spices, and add a vegetable if you like. You'll end up with a classy dish that complements most any style of meal.
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Signing UpStep 1: Basic Recipe - from the box
1 box Jiffy cornbread mix
1/3 cup milk
1 egg
Stir together, and cook at 350F in a greased/buttered pan until the center is set. (Exact time varies on size/shape of the pan.)
Here I'm using two boxes, so 2/3 cup milk and 2 eggs.









































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If I did do one, I'd just be ripping off Junior's page. The only thing I do differently is to preheat the entire cast iron thing in the oven. It seems like he uses the stove, which looks like it works fine.
Oh, and I won't chuck you off the page if you try this, like it, but still like the stuff with the box that has scare quotes around "jiffy", and not around "corn bread", which is where those quotes really belong. (i.e. the more wheat flour than corn issue)
ManWoman, that sounds delicious.The chili part.