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FAQ
Cornbread is a classic semi-sweet Southern quick bread made with yellow cornmeal. Cornbread pudding is made with whole corn, creamed corn, and cornbread mix to create a softer, more souffle-like cake with more moisture content than cornbread.
Corn pudding is a creamy side made with stewed corn, butter, and milk. It often features a thickening agent, such as cornstarch, to make the dish extra decadent. Corn pudding originated in the American South and can be served all year long, but it's frequently associated with Thanksgiving.
Wrong Liquid: If you use any liquid other than rich, thick, heavy cream, your pudding is likely to be watery. 2. Under baking: Corn pudding needs to be baked until it's set and slightly jiggly in the center. Under baking can result in a pudding that hasn't fully thickened because the eggs are not fully cooked.
Corn pudding is a delicious side dish that's great warm or at room temperature. You can make it ahead and reheat it or let it come to room temperature.
Differences between cornmeal and polenta. Cornmeal is made by grinding dried corn kernels – yellow, white or blue – into fine, medium and coarse textures, while polenta is made from a specific variety of corn called flint corn. Polenta also has a coarser texture than most types of cornmeal.
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