Theresa asked for the Baked Corn recipe I mentioned in the picture post of Christmas Day. I have used this recipe for more years than I can count ! It came from a local Farm Women cookbook, I think. I no longer have it in the book so I'm not sure which one it came from!
Baked Corn
1 cup corn
1/2 cup milk
1 egg
1 T melted butter
3/4 T cornstarch
1 T sugar (can use less)
salt and pepper to taste
I put everything in my food processor, except for the butter, and process only long enough to break up the corn a bit. Pour into a small greased dish, stir in melted butter and bake at 350 degrees for an hour or till firm. Serves 3-4.
When I make this for my family Christmas meal, I use about 10 cups of corn. I like Weis white corn but homegrown corn is better than anything! I don't happen to have any in my freezer.
I have been making this Punch recipe for many years. I got it from the Dec/Jan. 1997 issue of Taste of Home magazine. My family loves it.
Sherbet Punch
1/2 gallon sherbet, softened (I use a seedless raspberry or lime)
1 liter ginger ale
2 cups lemon-lime soda
2 cups grapefruit or citrus soda
Just before serving, place sherbet in a punch bowl. Add ginger ale and soda. Stir until sherbet is almost dissolved.
Yield: 4 1/2 quarts
3 comments:
Thank you dear Doris for the recipe! Can't wait to give them both a try! Have a blessed day, HUGS!
Thanks for both recipes. I've had the punch before and it is delicious. I was hoping you would share the corn recipe. I'll try it soon. Enjoy your day.
Interesting! I just assumed everyone used the Mennonite Cookbook recipe that I do for baked corn. I always use the one called Corn Pudding on page 153. It's about the same as yours, just uses flour instead of corn starch.
I'm glad to have the punch recipe.
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