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Everything chopped and ready to mix. |
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All mixed together. |
Who loves cornbread besides me? I love all kinds. Sweet, not sweet, jalapeno, messican style, all of it. As a side note, there's a healthy store here called Sprout's and they make a jalapeno cornbread that's more like a cake. Y'all it's so stinkin' good! Anyway, this recipe definitely caught my attention. I didn't know what packages of cornbread were used. The only one I know about is Jiffy, so that's what I used. I made it the day before and completely forgot to take a picture...oops! After baking it, I HAD to cut a little corner and taste it (for quality control of course :)) and I totally forgot it was a sweet cornbread. I was worried how the sweet and savory would work together but it totally worked in my opinion. I was thinking this would be more like a Thanksgiving side but after tasting it, I think it would be great as a side for Easter. The one thing I would change would be to cut back a bit on the green onion. I love onions, but my bunch must have been super strong. Total onion breath! Haha! Anyway I really liked this recipe! I'll definitely make it again :)
Here's my interpretation of the recipe:
Cornbread Salad
2 packages cornbread (cooked & crumbled)
1 bunch chopped green onions
3 stalks chopped celery* (see note at the end)
1 chopped bell pepper
8 slices crisp bacon, chopped
1 cup mayo
2 chopped tomatoes
Combine all ingredients.
Chill & enjoy!
*I baked the cornbread the day before.
*The recipe calls for 3 stalks of celery. Technically when you buy a package of celery, you're buying one stalk of it. The pieces you break off are called ribs. I usually follow these recipes exactly, but after discussing it with my mom, we both decided that 3 packages of celery would be a bit much. So I used 3 ribs of celery and it was the perfect amount.
I hope you enjoy and give this recipe a second chance in your kitchen too.
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