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Vegan Cornbread: No Egg, No Dairy, Still Moist
Vegan cornbread takes to swaps kindly: plant milk soured with vinegar for the buttermilk, a flax egg for the eggs, oil for the butter. Here is how it works.
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Gluten-Free Cornbread That Actually Holds Together
Gluten-free cornbread is easier than most breads: cornmeal has no gluten, so you swap the wheat flour for a blend, add one binder, and use certified meal.
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Cornbread Dressing: Bake the Bread Dry, Plain and Ahead
Cornbread dressing starts with the bread, not the herbs: bake it plain and a little dry, stale it a day, and it soaks up stock instead of going to mush.
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Hot Water Cornbread: The Fried, No-Oven Skillet Kind
Hot water cornbread, done right: scald the cornmeal with truly boiling water, let it rest, then fry the cakes in a hot greased skillet for a crisp, lacy edge.
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Cornbread Muffins: More Crust, Faster Bake, No Dry Tops
Cornbread muffins from the same batter: a thicker mix for a good dome, a greased metal tin for crisp sides, and the early check that keeps them from drying out.
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Mexican Cornbread: Chilies, Cheese and a Moist Middle
Mexican cornbread, loaded right: jalapeños and cheese folded through, corn for moisture, and the timing trick that stops a browned edge around a raw center.
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Southern Cornbread Recipe: Savory, No Sugar, Crackly Crust
Real Southern cornbread: coarse meal, buttermilk, hot fat and little or no sugar. How the savory style differs from Northern, plus the crust method.
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Cast Iron Cornbread: Hot Skillet, Crackly Crust
Cast iron cornbread, done right: preheat the empty skillet, add hot fat so the batter sizzles, and pick the pan size that gives crust instead of a raw center.
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Cornmeal for Cornbread: Which Grind and Type to Use
Which cornmeal to use for cornbread: how fine, medium and coarse grind change the crumb, why yellow or white barely matters, and what not to grab by mistake.
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