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Creamy Corn Pudding Recipe - How to Make Classic Corn Pudding

Creamy Corn Pudding Recipe - How to Make Classic Corn Pudding

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Learn how to make a Creamy Corn Pudding recipe Enviro Designs: I'm most definitely goona' have to give this one a try. BTW. If anyone is looking to try something a little different this holiday season that will put that snotty aunt, sister in law, mother in law, etc. to shame. Then I highly recommend Chef Johns Mashed Sweet Potatoes w/ the crumble/ pistachio Streusel topping (I forgot what he actually called it. but OMGThe only problem is that once you make it, you'll be on the hook, which I recommend at least doubling the recipe if your having a large group. His turkey gravy was a huge hit also, but it does take some time to make the stock. The good news is that you can make the stock and the potatoes the day before. Then you just pop them tato's in the oven & assemble the gravy while your waiting on the turkey or something.
Date: 2019-07-25

Comments and reviews: 9


This looks so good that I'm going to have to buy a blender. Oddly, this reminds me of back in my table-waiting days. One night (graveyard shift) the cook brought out a peach cobbler he'd just made, and it looked like one of those photos in a glossy food magazine, and it smelled like paradise. And I went and told my customers that if they liked peach cobbler then to order it now because it would be gone soon. And I managed to sell off the whole pan in maybe 20 minutes, which was a one-time only event. Didn't make the cook too happy, though. I think my point was if it had been this pan of corn pudding instead of the peach cobbler, I still would have sold it all because that's how good this looks to me.
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Goodness me Chef Looks sensational, will introduce this to the family ASAP. Looks a winner, even for our fussy lot. I do have a few additions in mind to round this out to a more meal complete dish. Many thanks for the technique.
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That's nicer than the corn pudding I used to make, but I like some green pepper in mine. Regular, jalapeno, poblano, maybe some red, too. But the pepper would affect the texture so maybe people wouldn't like that.
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I've never had corn pudding but I'm curious to try now, anyone know if it's more a sweet thing or savory or a mix of both like cornbread? Also, if savory, could things like onions, herbs, bacon/ham, etc be added to it?
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Thanks for posting Chef John. I've tried & failed at many a corn pudding recipe. All in an attempt to recreate the Corn pudding at Guanabanas restaurant in Jupiter, FL. Looking forward to trying this one.
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CHEF. You're like a life saver. and I don't mean the candybecause I needed to know what to exactly make for my coworkers and my family and I can't really bake I'm so happy you made this video
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this reminds me a lot of our finnish rutabaga casserole, carrot casserole and sweetened potato casserole (not sweet potato, sweetened potato) that we eat every christmas (and only for christmas)
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Chef or anybody else. Need to make something for an office Thanksgiving Pot Luck for my wife's office. All the usuals were taken. Probably going to make this. Thoughts on room temperature serving?
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Like you said, this is intended as a side to bring to a dinner. What's the best way to reheat it once I'm at the dinner? I'm afraid it may end up a bit dry after a while. Thanks in advance: )
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