
Cornbread takes no time at all to make: the recipe is HERE.
![]() The Saint Bede community likes cornbread for breakfast, and in the fall and winter I bake a lot of it. My preference is for sweet cornbread, with sweet milk and a little extra sugar, but Abbot Philip has always loved cornbread with whole corn mixed it. I'm not a fan, but when we have corn leftover at supper as we did tonight, I'll mix up a batch. The new crop of honey has been brought in, too. Warm cornbread, butter and honey . . . .mmmmm. . . . (insert Homer Simpson eating sound effects here). Cornbread takes no time at all to make: the recipe is HERE.
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Jennifer
9/9/2013 04:43:34 pm
Hi Father Dom. I just discovered your blog a few days ago and I find it dangerous- every post makes me hungry! Must. Resist. Now.
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9/10/2013 02:25:35 am
Ah, Father Dom. Living in The Star City of the South means I get a lot of cornbread. But much to my dismay, it's out of a box! Can you imagine? My grandma, the Ravioli Queen of LaSalle, would be spinning in her grave! I will definitely try your recipe using stone ground cornmeal from Wade's Mill in Raphine, VA. Love to all of youse out at da Bedes.
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