If you are from Kentucky, you save some cornbread for Sunday night to crumble up in sweet buttermilk with a little salt and pepper to top it off.
From Suzie, #189
Combine & mix well (I use a whisk), then set aside
Pour into the now-greased pan, bake at 400 degrees F 25-30 minutes, until slightly brown around the edges.
I like it buttered and crumbled into black-eyed peas, with vinegar, but it's great eating out of hand with lots of butter, too. My dad likes "cornmeal mush" for Sunday supper, but none of the rest of us would touch it.
This recipe is a southern
variety (of course!), but has been a little "citified" over the
generations. (No iron skillet needed.) My mother used to make it like
this, from her grandmother's recipe. She's changed how she makes it since
I was little, but I have an archive copy of the recipe, made when I left
home. This way's better!
From Katherine #48
From Liz #10: this is an old recipe.