There are certain food combinations that just naturally go together. Calamari and hot peppers, steamed lobster with drawn butter and pancakes dripping with maple syrup to name a few. At our house cornbread and chili are always paired together, now after my impromptu breakfast, I'm also adding cornbread and honey to the list. Enter the cranberry bog honey (purchased still warm from the beekeepers) drizzled generously over a crumbly leftover piece of cornbread. It was a delicious old fashioned breakfast treat.
Here is the cornbread recipe adapted from allrecipes.com
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1/2 tsp. baking soda
- 1 cup cornmeal
- 1 cup all purpose flour
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Grease an 8 inch square pan.
- Stir melted butter and sugar together.. Quickly add eggs and beat until well blended. Combine buttermilk with baking soda and stir into mixture in pan. Stir in cornmeal, flour, and salt until well blended and just a few lumps remain. Pour batter into the greased pan.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 30 to 40 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
I haven't tried to make my own cornbread for years! This looks so good and will be perfect with chili this week:)
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xxleslie
Delicioso pan y lindo me encanta....me llevo tu receta,abrazos y abrazos.
ReplyDeleteThat's for that I have always wanted to make my own corn bread, sounds so good, not something that's made in Australia.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious and love the combination of corn bread and honey!
ReplyDeleteI love cornbread and do serve it with honey. We just had it last Sunday! Your pic is very pretty:@)
ReplyDeleteI've never tried cornbread with honey before. Usually just have it with chili. It looks delicious
ReplyDeleteI loved cornbread but have never tried to make it. It would be good with honey. (And chili)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great picture. We also like cornbread with our chili!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm, that sounds delish. I add a can of creamed corn to my cornbread and it makes it very moist. The cranberry bog honey sounds yummified.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your visit and comment to my blog. You are so kind! Susan
I love how tall your cornbread is so I will have to make this recipe. I can never get mine as tall or as mouth watering as yours.
ReplyDeleteThe honey also sounds so nice.
Looks Heavenly! I love that recipe~
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julie
What an easy recipe...looks perfect.
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I'm salivating for your cornbread . . . isn't that honey the best!!!
ReplyDeleteMmm, I love sweet cornbread! And it's best with honey (or honey butter)... Now I think I need to go make some! :)
ReplyDeleteWe did this growing up. I still eat it today. Sometimes I will add honey butter instead of just the honey. Have you tried it with syrup? That pretty good too.
ReplyDeleteThat really does look like something I would enjoy eating, sweet and comforting.
ReplyDeleteI love cornbread and a little honey. I was raised on cornbread !
ReplyDeleteYou always know what to make for dinner. I'm going to make this tomorrow! My daughter's been asking for it. Now's the time.
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves to make chili and so I always throw together pan of cornbread or corn muffins, looking forward to having some with strawberry jam with my morning coffee!
ReplyDeleteNow that is really appetizing. I think anything with honey should be really good.
ReplyDeleteI love cornbread with a bowl of chili...would you believe that is what I had for lunch but without the honey as I was in a restaurant. :)
ReplyDeleteI like cornbread with many meals. But the maple syrup is the kicker.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful cornbread. The addition of honey is so nice.
ReplyDeleteVelva
Looks wonderful..I haven't had cornbread in years..
ReplyDeleteYour cornbread looks amazing, especially with the drizzle of the honey! Great picture. Now I have a cornbread and honey craving.
ReplyDeleteCranberry bog honey??? Wow! Does it taste anything vaguely like cranberries? Love all of the photographs of your home town. This is a beautiful cornbread-honey combo. I want to get into the kitchen and make it (though I'll have to make do with Jarrah or Bluegum Australian honey. Darn it!)
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