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Molasses Mistake Cornbread

Submitted by: Laura
Living In: Chicago, Illinois, USA
A moist cornbread made with molasses. It doesn't use any butter, because it really doesn't need it. I came up with this one night when I was trying to make a cornbread sweetened with molasses. When I was cooking it, I realized that I'd forgotten to put butter in it. I ended up cooking it anyway, and it didn't need any. 

Great-Grandmother Steinbeck's Johnnycake (Cornbread)

Submitted by: Charles D. Kemp
I've been making this since I was about 5 years old when my grandmother, Agnes Steinbeck Bowman decided I was old enough to learn to cook. I've never tasted better cornbread in my 47 years (the cornbread made by the old cook at our cafeteria came close!) 

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Cornbread II

Submitted by: Kimberly
This cornbread is so delicious and moist, you'll find yourself making more! 

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Homesteader Cornbread

Submitted by: Patricia Bergstrom
A moist, sweet corn bread with a crisp crust is the goal, fully realized with this recipe. 

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Amusement Park Cornbread

Submitted by: Trish
This is a sweet cornbread that bakes in a skillet, or make muffins for individual servings. 

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Honey Cornbread

Submitted by: Tim L
A sweet cornbread that will crumble in your hand and melt in your mouth. 

Applesauce Cornbread

Submitted by: rocketD
Home Town: Denver, Colorado, USA
This is an easy, quick recipe for cornbread that's dense, and adjustably sweet. It will smell great as it bakes and comes out with a great golden crust. It can accompany anything. I love it served with salad, soup, or chili. Add herbs for extra flavor. 

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Irish Spicy Cornbread

Submitted by: Brad McGraw
This exciting skillet-baked cornbread includes an eye-opening dose of cayenne and hot pepper sauce. 

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Waikiki Cornbread

Submitted by: Shelly A.
Buttermilk baking mix is the foundation for this buttery, sweet cornbread. 

Hazel's Pumpkin Cornbread

Submitted by: HazelW
I was wondering what to do with the last cup of pumpkin puree that wouldn't fit into my freezer container, and a voice in my head said 'put it in cornbread!' I must have a Muse because this is better than my cornbread has ever been. If your pumpkin is on the wet side, reduce the buttermilk a bit. It's a good idea to let the batter sit 10 to 20 minutes before baking to soften the cornmeal. This can also be baked in a greased cake pan (9-inch square) at 400 degrees F. 
 
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