Jiffy cornbread with cake mix recipe

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hi everyone. Thanks for the replies. I do the savory version with canned corn/creamed corn/sour cream each year for Thanksgiving, Xmas, and Easter so I wanted something different like the sweeter version like you get at restaurants. There are so many versions on line, I guess I will just pick one. I may use 1/2 the bag of cake mix and reduce the wet ingredients a bit.


Let us know how it turns out. I get what you mean about the good stuff at restaurants being sweet.


It came out just ok, I used 1/2 of the vanilla cake mix and 2 boxes of Jiffy bc I think the full cake mix would have been way too much. But my mother-in-law showed up with cornbread made with the Krusteaz mix that someone else suggested, and it was better than what I made with the Jiffy/cake mix (it was definitely sweeter than the Jiffy mix).
Anonymous
Just add a can of creamed corn to it and an extra box of mix.
Anonymous
Simply Homemade is the best boxed cornbread mix. Plenty sweet but the first ingredient is still cornmeal.

I don’t understand using a cake mix. All boxed cornbread mixes are very sweet already.
Anonymous
Both are gross and I cannot imagine the disgusting bake that would result. Ugh.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hi everyone. Thanks for the replies. I do the savory version with canned corn/creamed corn/sour cream each year for Thanksgiving, Xmas, and Easter so I wanted something different like the sweeter version like you get at restaurants. There are so many versions on line, I guess I will just pick one. I may use 1/2 the bag of cake mix and reduce the wet ingredients a bit.


Let us know how it turns out. I get what you mean about the good stuff at restaurants being sweet.


It came out just ok, I used 1/2 of the vanilla cake mix and 2 boxes of Jiffy bc I think the full cake mix would have been way too much. But my mother-in-law showed up with cornbread made with the Krusteaz mix that someone else suggested, and it was better than what I made with the Jiffy/cake mix (it was definitely sweeter than the Jiffy mix).


Thanks for reporting back. I really hate those Krusteaz mixes in general and they dominate supermarket choices (those and the disgusting Kodiak ones). I tend to do all from scratch but nice to hear of backup mixes that are tried and true.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Did you know that isn't vegetarian? It contains Lard. Learned that the hard way....


Did I miss where she said it needs to be vegetarian?

Right ?
Anonymous
These are savory, not sweet, and I haven’t made them, so I have no idea how they actually turn out, but here are four cornbread variations based on box mixes that I’ve seen on Youtube.

Cheese Whiz


Ranch Dressing


Sloppy Joe


Enchilada Sauce



Anonymous
The Trader Joe’s mix is good.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Did you know that isn't vegetarian? It contains Lard. Learned that the hard way....


But Jiffy has a vegetarian version!



I know and that’s what triggered me to check the ingredients on the regular version. A family member made this at every family event, mostly for me, thinking it was vegetarian. They don’t sell the vegetarian version in her area though so I get to eat plain bread at these events now.


Or you could bring something you and everyone else can eat?


Or Amazon the vegetarian to their house and make it when you get there.


It's not my house, and it's too far to make at home and bring it. I just accept it's a meal where I don't eat much.
Anonymous
Real cornbread is just as easy to make, 100 times better tasting, 100 times better for you, and 100 times cheaper. Don't use self rising cornmeal. Do a 50/50 mix with flour and halve the sugar in any recipe calling for it. Trust me, you'll never go back.
Anonymous
Trader Joe's cornbread mix is the best!
Anonymous
Jiffy mix is closest to home cooking restaurants in Florida in the 60s.

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