As a child I always enjoyed corn, but not particularly creamed corn from a can. This recipe that I drafted changed my mind because it is homemade. A sprinkling of red pepper flakes, some fine freshly cracked black pepper, combined with corn kernels and fresh cream makes all the difference and you can control the salt content besides.
I made this in preparation for some johnny cakes to go along with a baked potato puff. Certainly a warming winter meal. I do enjoy vegan dinners, but sometimes I just want something that is packed full of cheese and carbs. This really should become a staple on your menu.
Homemade Creamed Corn |
Recipe by Lisa Turner Published on January 31, 2011 Simple and rich homemade creamed corn — so easy to make, and so much tastier than store-bought canned creamed corn Preparation: 10 minutes Cooking time: 15 to 20 minutes Print this recipe Ingredients:
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More corn recipes from Lisa's Kitchen:
Tomato Corn Chowder
Quinoa Soup with Corn
Corn and Pinto Bean Dip
Corn Pancakes with Fresh Chunky Salsa
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9 comments:
OMG, this looks so creamy and delicious, I am sure I would love it.
This is something I will be trying soon. I love corn and would love to make my own cream corn. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
I always actually kind of like the canned cream corn -- I suppose that is a guilty little secret. But this recipe is a whole lot better!
confession - I love creamed corn from a can - I would love your recipe but it is too creamy to be what I think of as creamed corn - and cheese and carbs sound just right for winter
Goodness - that just looks perfect for a cold cold day!!
Love this but never tried at home.Excellent it looks Lisa
Wow.. its really good and tempting to eat. Thanks for sharing the preparation procedure.
I love corn, too, and so do my children. I think I’m going to try this recipe one of these days. Thanks for the idea.
So... this is awesome. My husband LOVES creamed corn and requested it for his birthday. He gave this recipe a big thumbs up! I omitted the chives and red pepper, and added some marjoram and parsley. I just used regular wheat flour. And finally, I used half-and-half in place of the cream and milk. Decadently delicious!
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