First off, I would not call this Mexican Cornbread. I would call this cornbread casserole. Second, I made some changes, and in the future will make more changes. Recipe is found here. I added a bit of my own blend of taco seasoning to the meat and I did not use jalapenos. Also, when it says put half of the mixture at the bottom, that's a little under a cup and a half. I am the kind of person that hates to eyeball things! It came out relatively bland, so next time I think I will either use more taco seasoning, or I will not use beef at all and I will use a mild or even hot breakfast sausage because this dish kind of reminds me of grits and makes me think of breakfast. I will also add some hot sauce (whatever kind you like; I like Louisiana) to the cornbread mix to the tune of about a teaspoon. Also, the meat/onion/pepper mix really needs salt. It doesn't specify what size of cast iron skillet to use, but I didn't have one, so I used my oven safe Caphalon pan that is about 10' wide and about 2-3 inches deep. It only cooked for about 50 minutes and it was done.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Mexican Cornbread
First off, I would not call this Mexican Cornbread. I would call this cornbread casserole. Second, I made some changes, and in the future will make more changes. Recipe is found here. I added a bit of my own blend of taco seasoning to the meat and I did not use jalapenos. Also, when it says put half of the mixture at the bottom, that's a little under a cup and a half. I am the kind of person that hates to eyeball things! It came out relatively bland, so next time I think I will either use more taco seasoning, or I will not use beef at all and I will use a mild or even hot breakfast sausage because this dish kind of reminds me of grits and makes me think of breakfast. I will also add some hot sauce (whatever kind you like; I like Louisiana) to the cornbread mix to the tune of about a teaspoon. Also, the meat/onion/pepper mix really needs salt. It doesn't specify what size of cast iron skillet to use, but I didn't have one, so I used my oven safe Caphalon pan that is about 10' wide and about 2-3 inches deep. It only cooked for about 50 minutes and it was done.
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Sounds delish!!!! I will have to try it after I get my boys eating more than pbjs!!!
ReplyDeleteMy 1, 2, and 3 year old loved it! And they kept asking for hot dogs!
ReplyDeleteSarah, I'm in love with your food blog! You are doing a great job and I'm so excited to try the Mexican cornbread and the Cincy Chili. This is a website I will be coming back to again and again. And not just because you're my friend! :-)
ReplyDeleteAww thanks!
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