Jalapeno Cornbread
The days of summer are quickly coming to an end around here. Can’t believe it’s almost August and school is right around the corner! I mean, come on, where’d the time go? Seems like just yesterday school was ending , and now it’s that time again to stock up on school supplies. Bring on the sales am I right? Hopefully there’s some great sales out there that don’t disappear as fast as this summer has! I’ll be sure to share anything I find, and feel free to chime in if you know of some great deals happening!
Moving on to the food 🙂 With the summer almost over I have been thinking up different ways to spruce up some old recipes. Classic recipes really, take cornbread. Everyone loves cornbread, well actaully I do not enjoy it- that was until I made Jalapeno Cornbread! Such a simple quick added ingredient and it became something I really enjoyed . The kids were a bit more slow to try it but once they did they seemed to like it, but I can honestly say they liked the regular classic cornbread much better. Maybe the Jalapeno version will be an adult only kinda treat 🙂
Made it along with chili that is always a true hit around here! Think next time it needs more peppers within the batter not just ontop, though I really loved that part of it! You can chop them up finer if you’d like but I like the bigger pieces .
- 1 cup all purpose unbleached flour
- 3/4 cup cornbread
- 1 1/2 tablespoons cane sugar ( you can use white)
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup melted butter
- 2 beaten eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 3/4 cup chopped jalapeno plus extra for the top if wanted
- + plus 1 tablespoon butter for the pan . Do not mix this into the mixture
- Heat oven to 350F
- Take the 1 tablespoon butter and place it into a cast iron skillet ( about 9 inch around make sure it's about 2 inches deep) All you want to do is have the butter melt along the bottom. Once done, take out and swirl the butter around to cover sides and bottom completely.
- Mix all the wet ingredients together , and then add the dry ingredients along with the peppers . Stir till it's moistened. Pour batter into the prepared skillet , top with any extra peppers then bake for about 20 minutes or until the bread has risen and slightly pulled away from the edges. It will look a little golden, and toothpick will come out clean when inserted into the center.
2 Comments
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Neely Moldovan (@Neelykins)
One of my fav things is cornbread and I do love anything spicy so clearly I need to try this!
Love You Wedding
Looks really good! My family and I love spicy anything so this is definitely going to be a winner in my house. Thanks for the recipe!