No Crisco, no lard here but using

Posted By: Southern girl #2 on 2007-12-05
In Reply to: LOL that's what my MIL does! - tnmt

olive oil makes it yummy- we don�t even have any of that around this house, no frying at all- but we do have that cast iron skillet.

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Sweet or not sweet cornbread? - nm
- Sweet! Sweet! Sweet! - nm - San Francisco
- one of my fav cornbread receipes - sm
  - My mom, a southern born girl, likes her crumbled - in a cold glass of buttermilk. nm
- I've only had cornbread twice.... - Hayseed
  - Ah heck, she just made you a cake - Cornbread
- No sugar in my cornbread - just in my tea! - Southern MT
- Grandpa from Tennessee taught me to cook it - sweet. nm
  - My grandpappy from Arkansas taught - Retta
  - Sweet for me... but then again I'm a "sweet kinda gal" nm - medtype
    - LOL! Now that I'm older and more tolerant -sm - tnmt
  - Ya, but was he from the HILLS? - tnmt
    - Totally agree, cornbread, milk, egg - Eastern Tennessee here
    - and don't forget...sm - southern girl
      - LOL that's what my MIL does! - tnmt
        No Crisco, no lard here but using - Southern girl #2
- Definitely not sweet...nm - southern girl
  - No sweet cornbread, never! - Southern girl #2

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