I made this exactly by the recipe. My husband and I loved it, my 8 year wasnt too sure about it. If it had of had cheese he would have loved it!

I followed the recipe exactly and took it to a pot luck dinner at our church; everyone loved it! I was pleased with the taste and texture, and I didn't have any leftover to bring home. I made it again a few days later for my family and again everyone enjoyed it. This recipe is a keeper!

Agreed, Gin - Very Bland. Husband, nearly quoting the Simpsons said to me, "What have I done to deserve this flat, flavorless corn?" Kids who usually can't get enough corn, didn't even touch it.

Excellent. Everyone loved it and I wouldn't make any changes to it.Easy to make.

I was very pleased to have a new recipe to try for Thanksgiving this year.It was a big hit with my guests, however it was not what I expected. I was hoping for more of the eggy part,I think. I will make some adjustments before trying this again.

I've used this recipe every Thanksgiving for the last THREE years! It's always a hit, and this year I plan to triple it for everyone. It's a can't-miss hit.

Very little flavor

i actually made this around the pork chops i was baking, so i cut down on the milk a bit, and it came out just fine

This recipe got all of my families thumbs up including my one year old son!!! GREAT JOB!

My friend Gail made this and it was excellent. If you're a southerner, you'll love it. I've always used cream, but after trying this recipe, I don't think it's necessary to add the extra calories.

I prepared this as a potaot substitue for a dinner party, and it got rave reviews. I just emailed the recipe to one of the guests. I used canned corn and it worked quite well.

Great dish!!! The whole family enjoyed it! Thank you!

I omitted the sugar and added one small can of diced green chiles. This was a wonderful way to come up with a tasty side dish using ingredients I had on hand. This is one recipe I could see myself making again and again, in a number of different versions.

I have to agree with sunnnij, this recipe really highlights the flavor of the corn. There seem to be three categories of this type of recipe: cakey, custardy, or soufflé-like, and varying degress of sweetness. This results in more of a custard, with the perfect balance of sweetness to my taste. Of course, I realize that that is a strictly personal preference, and preferences vary. I used to use a recipe that my Mom gave me which is quite similar, but had less corn, more milk, and twice the sugar, flour and eggs. Since I prefer canned corn, to preserve the exact proportion of corn as specified in the recipe, I used kitchen scales to weigh out 16 oz of canned Niblets corn from two 11 oz cans, which left 3.5 oz of corn leftover from the second can... I expect just using the two 11 oz cans would work fine. The texture was more custard like, which I really liked. To prevent excessive clumps that other reviewers mentioned, I put the flour and sugar into the mixing bowl, then added the 3/4 cup of cold milk and whisked vigorously, then added the egg and whisked again. (Never try to add flour to any liquid that is not really cold, as the flour will immediately create lumps that will be impossible to eliminate without a sieve). Then I nuked it for 20 seconds or so to warm it to about room temperature before adding the melted butter and corn. Baked as specified and it came out perfect. This is *definitely* replacing the recipe my Mom gave me (sorry, Mom!).

I made this for Thanksgiving - I was looking for a corn side dish that wasn't completely loaded with sugar or cheese and this was perfect - and easy! I used evaporated milk because I drink 2% and was afraid that would create the problem with setting that others had. It worked great!

Followed the recipe exactly and it was pretty good.

yummy!!! Tried this tonight and the whole family loved it, even my 2 yr old. I added a little cooked onion and added cracker topping before I baked it and it turned out great. I will make this again and again.