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Hot water cornbread is a favorite southern staple. In addition to being a tasty side dish, one can utilize these cakes as a main part of their meal plan.
Hot water cornbread is a popular bread choice for many families, especially those in the south. When the recipe for hot water cornbread (or johnny cakes) was passed down through the generations, so was the story of how this tasty soul food dish was created. The recipe is said to have been created out of poverty and lack. This could possibly be true since the recipe calls for only cornmeal, water and lard/shortening. Consequently, it is both a tasty and economical choice for any meal. With a little creativity, one can make this southern bread a staple in a variety of meal plans. Consider some of these tasty but simple menu ideas. Chili Over Hot Water CornbreadServes 4 people. Ingredients:
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Variations to this recipe might include using a chicken chili instead of a red chili, replacing green onions with either red or white, or adding jalapeno peppers or fresh chiles to the dish. Hot Water Cornbread BreakfastServes 4 people. Ingredients:
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Variations to this recipe might include adding a breakfast meat like breakfast sausage, ham or smoked bacon the dish. One might also include a fresh herb or spice like cilantro for stronger flavor. Hot water cornbread can replace bread in almost any recipe. Consider replacing biscuits with hot water cornbread in a biscuits and gravy recipe, or pour creamed chicken over cakes for a unique version of a chicken pot pie.
The copyright of the article Menus Using Hot Water Cornbread in Southern Fried Food is owned by Dee Dee Smith. Permission to republish Menus Using Hot Water Cornbread in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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