I wanted to name this post
“This Cornbread is so dang good it will make you squeal!”
But, that title seemed a little too long so I just called it…
” Homemade Southern Cornbread “
Now, what the title doesn’t tell you is that it is
chock full of sharp cheddar cheese, crispy bacon,
cream corn and fresh green chives.
Oh, and sour cream.
Huh? In a cornbread?
It’s my “secret” ingredient.
Yep…sour cream ain’t just for potatoes any more. 🙂
I started adding sour cream to my Mama’s Cornbread
recipe a few years ago. Her recipe calls for Buttermilk, and when I have
homemade buttermilk on hand I will use that.
I rarely buy buttermilk.
{ I will be sharing my Homemade Butter &
Buttermilk Recipes next week.}
I also used my Homemade Cornbread Mix recipe.
I won’t bore you with all the minor details.
There really isn’t anything complicated about putting this recipe together.
It’s not as if you are making Julia Child’s Beef Bourguignon.
🙂
You just throw everything into a mixing bowl,
give it a few whirls with a spoon,
and throw it in an iron skillet.*
*Preferably.
It would not be “Southern” cornbread if it weren’t
cooked in an iron skillet.
But, that’s okay if you don’t have one.
Just make sure you use a lightly greased pan.
Cheesy, Corny, Bacony, Chivy.
Yep, that describes this Homemade Southern Cornbread to a T.
Oh, I left out one descriptive word.
YUMMY!
I promise you it will be one of the best and most moist Cornbreads you
will ever be blessed to put in your mouth.
Try it with some Taco Soup, or Chili or a good ole’ pot of beans ‘n ham.
Here is the recipe… I doubled the recipe to make a large pan.


- (2) Recipe Servings of Homemade Cornbread Mix (see below for link to recipe)
- 4 slices extra crispy bacon, crumbled
- 1 1/2 Cups Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese
- 2/3 Cup Creamed Corn
- 2/3 Cup Sour Cream
- 1/4 Cup Milk
- 3-4 Tbs chopped chives
- Preheat your oven to 400 degrees. Prepare a baking pan with oil or cooking spray if you do not have an iron skillet. Mix all ingredients together in a medium mixing bowl. Pour ingredients into the pan. Bake for about 25-30 mins until done and a fork comes out clean when you poke it into the center. (opt: you can sprinkle extra shredded cheese on top and let it melt the last few minutes of cooking, if desired.)
- https://www.everydayhomeblog.com/2015/01/homemade-cornbread-mix.html
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xxoo, Barb
Oh this sounds so good. I am cooking a pot of beans now, so I will definitely make the cornbread. Thanks for the recipe.
View CommentThanks again…I can’t believe what eliminating BHA/BHT has done for me. It’s so great to have a faux Jiffy Mix and a recipe!
View CommentI just made but I haven’t baked it yet, however I noticed after I mixed everything it seemed to be a little thick. I read the recipe again to make sure I remembered everything and I did. Then, I remembered in your pictures you had two eggs and they are not listed in the ingredients. I’m not sure if they need to be added to the list since I haven’t baked it yet, but I thought you might want to make that correction if need be. I happen to be an experienced baker, but if someone is not, they would not have noticed something was wrong.
View CommentHi Laura – yes I stated that I doubled the recipe. That is why you see two eggs. You only need one egg if you are using one batch of the Cornbread Mix. Hope that helps and hope you enjoy it. 🙂
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