All time Favorite CORN PUDDING Easy Grandma’s Recipe
Grandma’s corn pudding is the most soothing food. Casserole Corn Cream is easily made with whole seeds and cream corn, producing custardy pudding which will be the addition that is welcomed for your vacation table.
This easy corn pudding is a little sweet, a little tasty, and really delicious. Believe in us: There is a reason why this ancient side dishes have been tested by time.
What is corn pudding?
Corn pudding is a cream side made with boiled corn, butter, and milk. It is often equipped with thickening agents, such as hand flour, to make a more decadent dish. Corn pudding originates from South America and can be served throughout the year, but is often associated with Thanksgiving.
How to make corn pudding?
You will find a complete recipe, step by step below-but this is a brief picture of what you can expect when you make this ancient Corn Casserole Pudding:
- Beat eggs, then stir milk, butter, sugar, and corn flour.
- Stir corn kernel whole cans and cream corn.
- Pour the mixture into the prepared casserole plate and bake until it’s golden brown.
How to store corn pudding?
Let the Casserole Pudding Corn Cold, then move the leftovers to the airtight container. Store in the refrigerator for up to five days. Reheat until warmed in the oven or in the microwave.
Can you freeze corn pudding?
Yes, you can freeze corn pudding for up to three months (though because of milk, the texture can change slightly during the disbursement process).
If you plan to freeze corn pudding, the best is cooking it in a frying pan. Let it cool completely, then wrap the whole pan tightly in a storage wrapper. Wrap it tightly in at least one layer of aluminum foil.
Melt it in the refrigerator overnight and re -heat until warmed in an oven or in a microwave.
Direction to Cook
Step 1
Heat the oven up to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Brush 2 liter casserole dishes.
Step 2
Beat light eggs in a large bowl. Add milk, liquid butter, sugar, and corn flour; Beat until evenly mixed. Stir the dried corn and the cream -style corn until it is completely mixed. Pour the mixture into the prepared casserole dish.
Step 3
Bake in a heated oven until golden brown, about 1 hour.
Ingredients:
5 large eggs
⅓ Cup butter, melt and a little cold
¼ glass of white sugar
½ cup of milk
¼ glass of corn flour
1 (15.25 ounces) can be whole corn, dried
2 (14.75 ounces) cans cream chock