this is excellent, cook from frozen in 15 - 18 mins
golden crusty and the taste is divine
been looking for corn bread for ages, this is better than the one we get in the states
All comments (21)
diabeticguy
30 Apr 161#1
Always wanted to taste this since it was mention in the movie The Green Mile
miles136 to diabeticguy
30 Apr 162#2
first time I had it was in KFC it is soooooo nice,
it was only a £1 in my local store but it says £1.25 online it is well worth a try
miles136
30 Apr 162#3
thanks whoever did the pic i could not get it to work as it was one of those roll over pics xxx
PrincessJellybean to miles136
30 Apr 162#4
A good tip for when pics are like that, is to type the item name and the shop its from, into google images, and then normally you can get the same picture from there... that's what I do anyway.... :smiley:
Start with a few flavour variants within a batch of cornbread muffins, I would also recommend you use a good quality sea-salt, forget the maldons (big hard pyramid crystals) ..pick up some "original" cornish sea salt company flakes (they are light in flavour & crush well, ..synapse popping foodie ingredient (& i'm not one for salt, however this stuff is delicious).
Recipe is simple, standard ingredients nothing to run amok, no desperate searches for anything, hardest item to locate is butter milk & many places sell that these days.
As with any properly made bread best to crowd round the oven & eat it as it cools, whilst steaming, fragrant & as fresh as can be.
thegiantviking
30 Apr 162#6
This isn't really normal (USA style cornbread) . It is a wheat bread with corn. Normal cornbread is like a sponge cake made with cornflour, but not the white (uk) cornflour you use to thicken a sauce, it's a yellow cornflour that isn't ground as fine as white cornflour. This bread from Iceland is quite nice, but I believe this is the regular price.
miles136 to thegiantviking
30 Apr 161#7
I posted because I got it for a £1 but the offer has expired looked for this for a long time so thought it worth a post as others may be looking for it, I agree it is slightly denser but the taste is divine and £1.25 is a good price for a large premium cob
summerof76
30 Apr 161#8
Mmmmm nice, heat added :innocent:
miles136
30 Apr 16#9
Only 5 left in thornaby store as I have just been to stock up
miles136
2 May 16#10
Having some with fresh crab mmmm
miles136
4 May 16#11
This took ages to get 100 it is very nice bread
Magurdrac
4 May 161#12
Most restaurant cornbread over here is awful. I'm certainly going to give it a try.
cloudsosmoke
4 May 161#13
ive wondered about another us delicacy - fried green tomatoes
they have loads and loads of green tomatoes at whitechapel market in london if youre there
miles136 to cloudsosmoke
4 May 16#17
Ever since the film I have wanted to try this
themachman
4 May 161#14
This was 75p reduced in my local iceland along with bread rolls :smiley:
OB1
4 May 16#15
Could somebody post the ingredients of this please?
StreetfighterKEV to OB1
4 May 161#16
wheat flour and water are main ingredients lol, its like 4% corn, this isn't corn bread in the slightest, its a white loaf with few cornflakes sprinkled on top
cloudsosmoke
5 May 161#18
@miles136
well there must be several thousand fresh green tomatoes every day at that market except sun - seems to me its the commonest veg/fruit there
i havent the faintest idea what dishes they are for in uk
i guess its look in a cookbook time
miles136 to cloudsosmoke
5 May 16#19
you frie them in a lite tempura type batter and the oil must be bacon fat
cloudsosmoke
5 May 161#20
@miles136
thanks
miles136 to cloudsosmoke
5 May 16#21
I have never seen green toms for sale here if u make them let me know u also add salt and pepper to the batter
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Opening post
golden crusty and the taste is divine
been looking for corn bread for ages, this is better than the one we get in the states
All comments (21)
it was only a £1 in my local store but it says £1.25 online it is well worth a try
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Start with a few flavour variants within a batch of cornbread muffins, I would also recommend you use a good quality sea-salt, forget the maldons (big hard pyramid crystals) ..pick up some "original" cornish sea salt company flakes (they are light in flavour & crush well, ..synapse popping foodie ingredient (& i'm not one for salt, however this stuff is delicious).
Recipe is simple, standard ingredients nothing to run amok, no desperate searches for anything, hardest item to locate is butter milk & many places sell that these days.
As with any properly made bread best to crowd round the oven & eat it as it cools, whilst steaming, fragrant & as fresh as can be.
they have loads and loads of green tomatoes at whitechapel market in london if youre there
well there must be several thousand fresh green tomatoes every day at that market except sun - seems to me its the commonest veg/fruit there
i havent the faintest idea what dishes they are for in uk
i guess its look in a cookbook time
thanks