"Lord love a duck, they're good!"
If you love cornbread and like pancakes, these are perfect.
My, these are really good--country diner good. They'll change how you feel about breakfast. They're not too heavy and just sweet enough. They're quicker, easier, and more convenient than cornbread.
You deserve to have a corn cake mix in your cupboard.
See the 32 ounce Texas Corn Cakes.
See the 24 ounce Texas Corn Cakes.
"This mix is extremely versatile. It's fun to make corn dogs and fritters, but most of the time, I just make pancakes. It goes with us on every camping trip. It's comfort food.
"I like cornbread. This is a little mellower than cornbread, maybe a Yankee cornbread with syrup. It's a lot quicker and easier than cornbread. Just add water and you make just what you want. Give it a try."
Dennis
These are very good pancakes. They are corn pancakes, made with ground corn and flour. And they really are very, very good.
"Had the Texas Corn pancakes for dinner last night. Lord love a duck they're good!" Melanie
For pancakes, cook them on the griddle. They are light and fluffy but with a little more substance than pancakes, making them a healthy choice. If you like cornbread or pancakes, you'll love corn cakes.
But they are incredibly versatile from fritters to corn dogs. Here's seven ways you can make a meal using corn dogs.
These recipes mostly came from our employees. They're perfect for working moms on a budget: They don't take a lot time or money.
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1. To Make Corn Fritters
These also make the best corn fritters we have ever tried. You can also make hush puppies, or batter for frying fish or veggies.
We've made corn fritters for years. Using Texas Corn Cake batter makes them very quick and easy. We like them with the diced green chilies but you can leave them out. Try serving them with syrup or flavored honey.
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups of Texas Corn Cakes Pancake Mix
- 3/4 cup cold water, more or less for desired consistency
- 1 can corn, well-drained
- 2 tablespoons diced chilies, well-drained (optional)
Directions
- Mix the batter, water, drained corn, and optional chilies together in a large bowl.
- In a deep fryer or heavy pan, heat enough oil for deep frying. The oil should be hot, 365 degrees.
- Drop three or four large spoonful's of batter into the hot oil. Let them cook for three or four minutes, turning once, or until they just start to brown. Remove them to dry on paper towels. Serve immediately drizzled with syrup or honey.
2. How to Make Corn Dogs Better than the Fair
Ingredients
- One package of eight good quality brats cut crosswise
- 1 1/2 cups Texas Corn Cake mix
- 1 cup milk
- 1 large egg
- Cooking oil, canola or other
- 16 wooden skewers about 4-inches long (cut longer skewers into shorter sticks)
Directions
- Wipe the dogs with paper towels to remove any moisture and set them aside. The batter will stick to dogs much better if they are wiped dry.
- Insert the skewers into the ends of the hot dogs.
- In a large bowl, stir the batter mix, the egg, and the milk together. The batter will be thicker than pancake batter.
- Pour three to four inches of oil into a six-inch deep pan. Heat the oil to 350 degrees.
- While the oil is heating, pour some of the batter into a tall glass, taller than the dogs are long.
- Dip a dog into the batter vertically and lift it from the batter keeping it straight up so that the excess batter drops off the end and turning the coated by slowly spinning the stick between your fingers. (It's harder to explain than to do). If the dog is not kept vertical, the batter will not be uniformly distributed around the dog.
- Carefully stick the dog in the hot oil at an angle and hold it for three to five seconds before releasing it to float in the oil. By holding the dog in the hot oil for a few seconds, the batter starts to cook and expand, and the dog becomes more buoyant and less likely to stick to the bottom of the pan.
- Cook for 2 to 3 minutes more or until golden brown, turning to brown evenly. Remove with tongs and drain on a baking sheet lined with paper towels.
- Serve with your favorite dip, ketchup, or mustard.
3. How to Make Erin's Chili Corncakes
Erin worked for us in the store. She loves her corn cakes. This is one of her favorite quick meals.
She adds chilies (optional) to the batter. She stacks corncakes on each plate and then loads on some chili. Sprinkles grated cheese over the chili. If the chili is not hot enough, she'll reheat it in the microwave.
4. How to Make Silver Dollar Pancakes
To make perfectly round, uniform corncakes and save a bunch of time--you can make seven at once--use the dollar pancake ring. You can also use this mold to make frittatas, brownies, and little cakes without turning your oven on.
5. How to Make Corn and Black Beans Cakes
(I love these!)
Make the mix according to package instructions. Add 3/4 of a cup of canned black beans, well-drained, and 1/2 of a cup of kernel corn. Take 6 or 8 slices of crisply fried bacon, crumble it, and add it to the batter. Stir until it's evenly mixed. Instead of bacon, you can substitute leftover ham or leave the meat out altogether.
Cook on the griddle as with the pancakes. The batter will be thick enough that you may need to spread it a little with the back of a spoon before the batter begins to bake.
Serve as pancakes with a syrup or cheese sauce. My favorite is buttermilk syrup.
This is one of my favorite quick meals.
6. How to Make Maple Bacon Corncakes
Maple and bacon is a classic combination.
Take 6 or 8 slices of crisply fried bacon, crumble it, and add it to the batter. Stir until it's evenly mixed.
Cook them as you do pancakes.
7. How to Make Huevos Rancheros on a Corncake
The egg is nestled on a bed of fresh homemade salsa made with diced tomatoes and avocado with diced cilantro. For flavor, add juice from a lime and little South of the Border seasoning. Sprinkle some shredded cheese over the salsa before adding the fried egg. If you are using larger waffles, add two eggs.
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I like this site and the recipes. Am ordering the corn cake mix..hope recipes come with it.
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