This is a wonderful recipe!

This is EXACTLY the recipe my Great Aunt Evelyn used to make!! I've been looking for it forever- it was in her church cookbook, which I had lost- thank you so much for sharing!!!

Nice enough. Our casserole thickened up just fine. My family thought this was nice. They liked it more than I did. They wouldn't complain one whit about having this again, and with its being corn and all, it could easily become comfort food to them. HOWEVER they are not utterly in love with any creamed corn casserole. I typically adore southern cooking, so I couldn't resist trying a southern styled corn pudding. I guess there is still northerner left in me, as I couldn't help comparing this to my grandmother's corn casserole. Sho' nuf, I missed my grandmother's savory corn casserole, stuffed to the gills with butter, eggs and crackers and her best seasonings. I never cared for anyone else's corn casserole (and I'm usually pretty happy with anything related to corn). I'm sure that's just a preference thing on my part, though. Hmmmm, just to see what they think of Grandma's cooking, and because we still have a few extra-large sized cans of creamed corn, I think I'll finally have to break down and make that very calorie laden casserole my grandmother, then mother, made for Thanksgiving every year...., but I'll pass on having it at Thanksgiving, because I'll be saving all my extra splurge calories for turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes and dressing, and then pumpkin pie and chocolaty treats!..... ummmm, I can hardly wait!) -- I better watch out, though. My family might start making Grandma's casserole and I'll have to stop eating it somehow! Yikes!

This turned out great, used flour instead of cornstarch and put in the crockpot on low for a couple of hours. YUM!

Good comfort food! I added a dash of nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon, which changed the color, but made my kitchen smell like a chai tea was "brewing" in the oven!

Excellent

Absolutely delicious! My family's favorite at Thanksgiving.

I made this dish yesterday for my family and we all LOVED IT! I did sprinkle some Nutmeg to the top of this dish and that made it wonderful.

Yummy!! I just cut down on the sugar a little.

This was entirely too sweet. It also HAS to cook for the entire recommended time. It was still too soupy for my liking. I guess my search for the perfect corn casserole continues.