Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix - Make Corn Bread Quick and Easy, 240 g

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It is so moist and flavorful, that it basically just melts in your mouth. It has that lovely sweet taste of honey just popping through. Add a little, or a lot, of butter melted on top and your mouth will be watering. It’s easy to get everyone to eat their green veggies when you disguise them in a casserole with Jiffy and pile on the cheese. Corn casserole is a holiday staple in the Southern and Midwestern United States, but it is less common dish in the rest of the world.

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I made these the other night to go with my chili and EVERYONE loved them!! They were so moist, sweet and flavorful! Thanks so much for the easy and amazing recipe!! See with mine I used the jiffy cornbread that has honey in it and also these ingredients. Reply My cornbread was always too dry or too heavy. I made this one and it is perfect! I used maple syrup because we were out of honey. I baked them as muffins and they disappeared with bowls of chilli. Perfect for a fall evening! Reply Marti Attoun. "Making Baking a Jiffy". Archived from the original on September 26, 2007 . Retrieved June 1, 2007. It's Versatile! Breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert – you decide! While it holds that classic cornbread taste, this dish can really hold its own. Serve it when it suits you and don’t be afraid to play with the flavor, too. 🥘 Jiffy Corn Casserole IngredientsYou can use this basic mix to create an array of dishes that transform this humble ingredient into something for everybody.

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In a large bowl, combine the cornbread mix, milk, sour cream, honey, and eggs. Whisk together until combined. Lumps are okay. Let the mixture rest for 5 minutes. I love how easily customizable cornbread is. It’s so versatile you can add anything to eat and still be amazing.

You can make it sweet or savory, add in other ingredients like hot peppers, or try it with just a dash of your favorite spices.

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Want to keep them around longer? Freezer them! Place them in a freezer-safe bag, squeeze out the excess air, and seal. Label accordingly and freeze. Frozen muffins will keep well for up to 3 months. Thaw at room temperature for an hour and microwave until warmed through.Everyone’s going to want a second piece, so you might want to think about making two batches. I always with I made extra! What Can I Add To Jiffy Mix? Profile: Howard "Howdy" Holmes - CEO of Chelsea Milling Company/JIFFY Mix | Family Business Magazine". www.familybusinessmagazine.com . Retrieved January 13, 2021. They’re incredibly moist and fluffy on the inside, while crispy and golden on top. They’re also wonderfully sweet and ridiculously buttery. Instead of using muffin liners, just grease the muffin tin with oil or butter. Doing so ‌will add‌‌moisture‌‌to‌‌the‌‌muffins ‌and‌‌create crispy edges.‌‌ Jalapeño Peppers: For a little heat, mix in some diced jalapeños. Chopped green onion or green chiles are also great to add.

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Hall, David (July 11, 2014). "For the love of corn muffins: Tech upgrades boost Jiffy Mix production at Chelsea Milling (video)". Crain's Detroit Business . Retrieved May 31, 2015.

In 1987, I went to lunch with my two bosses at the Newport Beach, CA, Marie Callender’s Restaurant, and Don Callender came over to say hi, and they introduced him to me. I asked him how they made their sweet cornbread, and he said, “You’re gonna laugh!” I told him I NEVER laughed at a great recipe, and he told me: 1 box of Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix, and an equal amount (1-1/2 cups) cheap white cake mix, then add the required 2 eggs and 2/3 cup milk, and bake per the Jiffy directions. If you’re a fan of cornbread then these Creamed Corn Cornbread Muffins were made for you! This recipe is super simple to prepare since it’s technique a ‘short-cut’ recipe and the flavors are incredible. Thank you so much for your phenomenal rating, I’m so happy to hear that you’re giving this recipe a try! Let me know how everything turns out, I’d love to hear what you think! Who knows why – different humidity levels and ingredient brands may play a part but once I tweaked it for my climate I guess, it turned out very tasty! I did add 3 tbsp of sugar instead of 2, as someone above mentioned this recipe wasn’t as sweet as Jiffy with just 2 tbsp, and I agree. I might even add 4 tbsp total if I want it how I’m used to eating it but my grandma who is a true Southerner would like it less sweet so I like that your recipe is adjustable in that way. Thank you Bren!