Can anyone help me find a delicious corn recipe for Thanksgiving?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants seeking and sharing recipes for a corn dish suitable for Thanksgiving, with a focus on variations of scalloped corn or corn casserole. Several users contribute their personal experiences and ingredient lists, while others discuss cooking methods and textures.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions a recipe from the Celebrate cookbook called either Scalloped Corn or Fiesta Corn Casserole, including ingredients like fiesta corn and cornbread mix.
  • Another participant believes the recipe includes creamed corn and shares their experience of making it often, though they can't recall the full recipe.
  • One user provides a detailed family recipe that includes corn, creamed corn, cornbread mix, butter, sour cream, and eggs, noting variations with green onions, bacon, and cheese.
  • A participant humorously acknowledges forgetting sour cream and eggs, suggesting they would have made the dish dry.
  • Another user mentions a version with three eggs and no butter, referencing a specific page in the Celebrate cookbook.
  • One participant inquires about the suitability of using a deep dish baker instead of an oval baker for the recipe.
  • A user asks about the finished texture of the dish, wondering if it is soft and spoonable or firmer like cornbread.
  • Another participant describes their version as very soft cornbread that requires a fork to eat.
  • One user shares their experience cooking the dish in a deep dish pie plate, noting it turned out thick and similar to cornbread.
  • A participant expresses gratitude for the shared thoughts and mentions they can now go shopping for ingredients.
  • One user humorously references corn jewelry, adding a light-hearted note to the discussion.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the exact ingredients and cooking methods, with no clear consensus on a single recipe or approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal recipes and experiences, reflecting a variety of interpretations of the corn dish, with some focusing on family traditions.

Who May Find This Useful

Members of the consultant community looking for corn dish recipes for Thanksgiving may find the shared experiences and variations helpful.

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I think it was in the Celebrate cookbook....& I can't find mine!
It's called either Scalloped Corn or Fiesta Corn Casserole-----anyone know what I'm talking about? It has a can of fiesta corn, regular corn, cornbread mix....& I dont' remember what else.
My family loves it & I'm making it for turkey-day....can someone help please?!
TIA:D
 
I am pretty sure it is creamed corn instead of just kernel corn. I make this pretty often but cannot remember the whole recipe of the top of my head. I know you fix the cornbead as directed.

I think you have all of the ingredients listed.
 
My family makes a version of this all the time - I don't remember the exact details of the PC version, but I know what's in my family's. :)

1 can corn, drained
1 can creamed corn
1 9 oz. corn bread mix
1 stick butter, melted
1 cup sour cream
eggs (I think 1, sorry...)

Combine all ingredients. Pour into baking dish. Bake at 350 until golden brown on top.

I've made this with green onions and bacon added, and shredded cheese on the top and it's FANTASTIC that way.
 
I totally forgot about the sour cream and eggs- boy that would have been dry! ha!
 
3 eggs, no butter, page 61 of Celebrate.
Sorry, I can't bear to type the whole thing out.
 
Here you go... hope it opensSee if you can open this. My question is this. I don't have the oval baker... I do have the deep dish baker. Will it be too thin in that one?
 

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What is the finished 'texture' of this dish? Is it soft and spoonable, or firmer, similar to cornbread?Sounds delicious :) Probably will make for the day after Thanksgiving. To serve with leftover bird.
 
It's a very soft cornbread - not runny, but definitely something you need a fork to eat.
 
I cook mine in the deep dish pie plate. It is very thick and like cornbread in there. I do not know if the oval baker would make it not so thick. The last time I did it, I had to cut it with a knife like normal cornbread. I do no remember it being that thick the first time I cooked it, but it has definitely always been more like bread than creamed corn.
 
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quiverfull7 said:
See if you can open this. My question is this. I don't have the oval baker... I do have the deep dish baker. Will it be too thin in that one?
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THANK YOU Diane:) I appreciate it very much!
 
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Thanks everyone for all your thoughts & brainstorming! This is so yummy; now I can go to the store!
 
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Wow, I can't say that I've ever seen corn jewelry, lol!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some popular corn recipes for Thanksgiving?

Some popular corn recipes for Thanksgiving include Creamed Corn, Corn Casserole, and Cornbread. Each of these dishes brings a delicious, comforting flavor to the holiday table and can be made with simple ingredients.

Can I use frozen corn for Thanksgiving recipes?

Yes, frozen corn is a great option for Thanksgiving recipes! It is convenient and retains its flavor and texture well. Just be sure to thaw it before using it in your dishes for the best results.

Are there any healthy corn recipes I can try?

Absolutely! You can try Grilled Corn Salad with fresh vegetables, or a Lightened-Up Corn Chowder made with low-fat milk and plenty of veggies. These options are flavorful and healthier alternatives for your Thanksgiving feast.

How can I make my corn dish stand out at Thanksgiving?

To make your corn dish stand out, consider adding unique ingredients like jalapeños for a spicy kick, or fresh herbs like cilantro or basil for added flavor. Presentation is also key—serve your dish in a beautiful bowl or garnish with fresh herbs.

Where can I find more corn recipes for Thanksgiving?

You can find more corn recipes for Thanksgiving on cooking websites, food blogs, or even in cookbooks dedicated to holiday meals. Additionally, Pampered Chef offers a variety of recipes and cooking tools that can help you prepare delicious corn dishes.

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