Corn Pudding V

This was a very good recipe - however to make it more pudding in texture and richer tasting- I added 2 eggs and a half a cup of half and half milk. This also gave it a more souffle appearance. I also used the "Jiffy" brand of cornbread mix as it has a sweetness already in the mix. I will use this recipe again.

I have never had corn pudding before but decided to make this just as "something different" for Thanksgiving. I was reluctant, at first, because I come from a very traditional family and I wasn't sure how they would take it. To my surprise, everyone loved it and raved about it. Even the pickiest and most critical eaters loved it. The only problem I had was, since I've never had corn pudding before, I really wasn't sure what the texture or consistency of it should be. It says "pudding", so I'm thinking it should be the consistency of pudding. But then maybe I was mislead by the directions on the recipe where it states that it's done when a "knife inserted in the center comes out clean". Well, I waited and waited, and kept setting my oven timer over and over again, waiting for the knife to come out "clean", well, an extra 30 minutes or so later, it still wasn't clean and I don't think it ever did come out clean. So, for those of us that are trying a recipe like this for the first time, maybe the directions should be more clear and less deceiving. Although this came out really good, I'm still going to give it a 4, only because of the directions and the extra amount of time needed to make sure it was cooked (as per the directions).

Very quick and easy. Everyone likes it! I rinse the corn to get the "canned" taste out.

I've tried several corn pudding recipes, but I think I've finally found "the one"! This is the easiest and most delicious corn pudding I've ever made. The kids asked for seconds, which is a great sign. As for me, I could have made a meal out of this dish alone. I didn't have enough sour cream, so I added a little milk. I also added an egg. It seemed like the perfect consistency to me - not dry at all.

This dish was delicious after I altered it a bit. I added two eggs to the batter, as I wanted a dish more similar to pudding than cornbread. I also baked it in a 9x13 dish as opposed to a casserole so that it would cook more evenly. I will definately be making this again.

Delicious! I would highly recommend substituting butter for margarine and sprinkling some sugar on top before baking. Enjoy!

My daughter made this for Thanksgiving. We didn't have sour cream but substituted plain lowfat yogurt. It was very delicious-minus a couple of calories. Texture and taste was perfect.

I made this twice. Once exactly according to directions and it was good. The next time I added these variations and it was excellent! I added 1 beaten egg, 1 red pepper, 1 jalapeno. It was a hit at Thanksgiving dinner yesterday.

This was good, but it was more like a cornbread consistency where as I was looking for a more pudding/souffle like texture. My whole family loved it though!

Couldn't be easier and is delicious. It went perfectly with a pork roast. I added 2 eggs, beaten, and was careful not to cook too long. A nice addition to my recipe collection.