Girl, they don’t know about this. My family from the south Alabama and my Grammy and Auntie made these with them green field peas and collard greens. Lord rest their soul. This makes my mouth water❤😂❤😂❤😂
Hey Lexi Russell, you are absolutely right girl! This is definitely an old school experience that everyone needs to try! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! Be blessed!
That looks great. I grew up poor and we didn't have money for milk and eggs so my granny would make cornbread this way. I still think it's the best way to be honest. Thanks for sharing.
I was born during the depression in 1934, you do the math, and this was a wonderful item I loved all my life. Mom taught school, for which she didn’t get paid for two years, and this was an everyday bread my early childhood. Free meal, eggs, milk, a chicken a week and mill ground flour. Thank you soo much for the memories!
Awww Marilyn I'm so happy I was used as an instrument to bring back your childhood memories. Knowing that the depression was quite a time and place where food and money was quite scarce and mothers had to make what they could with what they had. Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your comment, it means a lot. Be blessed!
Nothing better than good ole dog bread. My mom was born in 1918 my older sister 1938 I think anyone born in that era in my part of the country had this down pat. Could get sick eating so many of these thanks for a trip down memory lane. Will be heating the grease tomorrow
I grew up with plain white stone ground meal, pinch of salt, boiling hot water, and cooked in bacon gold (grease). We ate with seafood and vegetables. I liked them with just butter on them. What memories! Makes me miss my Mama and Grandma😢 Appreciated all the good food I learned to prepare!!😊
You're welcome Juanita Stinson, and thank you for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. I'm so glad this recipe sparked fond memories of your mom and grandmother; those types of memories are priceless! Be blessed!
Juanita, I grew up eating...but didn't pay attention to the recipe or the method. Nannie would cut the round into two discs butter it and hand it back to me and it was DIVINE. My mother SWEARS her mother didn't add flour. She said it was Martha White brand White corn meal. "mom are you sure it wasn't White Corn Meal Mix? (flour etc added)" No, it was JUST cornmeal. So I have tried and tried with just corn meal and it bombs everytime. If I add flour I get binding and it works. But it NEVER tastes like my nannies did. Juanita, can you vouch for my mom, for sure, it was JUST corn meal? Should I keep tryiing with just cornmeal? 🤔 Thank you!
@@b.walker5955 Your mother is correct. There was no flour, just stone ground corn meal, white, salt and really hot water. You added water until it was the consistency you need to make a small pancakes. Individual sizes. I’ll have to make some again and pay attention to the amounts. I use plain cornmeal all the time. I use yellow to make corn bread (yellow) that I am baking in the oven. Old School Cook
@@jleef506chuck OH THANK YOU! You are such a love! Drats, gonna have to tell her AGAIN, she is right. I just bought Bobs Red Mill organic corn flour for the cornbread in the oven, just as you cited. It is currently all I have. But WILL be on the look out for out for the white. I am sure most would say it doesn't matter, but the yellow is all I have tried and fail each time. Even if my cake is close to looking right, it doesn't taste the same. The inside should be creamy, dough like and the out side crunchy. The one element I can't duplicate is the fat. None meater here, can't use lard or bacon grease and choose to use Avocado oil. ~ this young whipper snapper likely can't get that OLD SCHOOL COOK nirvana you exist in, but I will do you proud by trying. THANKS AGAIN! Really grateful.
My mama made it with coarse ground white meal, a little salt and water, fried in oil. Wish l could find coarse ground white meal today. The old time grist mill where my mama grew up closed down a bunch of years ago. Miss the mill and the meal!
When I was a kid every Friday my mother cooked hot water cornbread, fried fish, and french fries. She cooked all three in the same lard and cast iron skillet. We drank kool-aid or lemon aid with our meal. When you dropped the batter in the hot oil I was a child in my mother's kitchen again. Thank you.
Hi William Mitchell, I'm glad this recipe brought back memories of your childhood, it's truly makes me happy to hear these types of stories. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
My grandma use to make hot water cornbread with collard greens, smoked neck bones, fried chicken and baked Mac and cheese! Those was the good ole days!
I haven't had Hot Water cornbread since I was 11 years old. My grandma made this all the time for me !! She was 53 when The Good Lord called her home and it's been that long since I've had some. Making this for myself Sunday !!
Finally, i found real Hot Water Cornbread. I'm from St. Louis. Went to school in Nashville, TN in the early 90's. I never had that type of cornbread before. The place was called 'Wade's Kitchen' in Nashville that made it. All these St Louis soul food places swear that the flip jack style cornbread is Hot Water. I've been telling them that's not it. I'm saving your post. Thanks for sharing.....
I am not raised southern, I have heard of hot water cornbread but I really had no idea about it and how it's made. I stumbled upon your video and it looked so good I just had to make some. Well I want you to know I did just make it and I had to tell you I LOVE IT. OMG it's so crispy and delicious. Thank you so much for "teaching" me. I chose your video because you are so kind and nice to listen to. Thanks again!
Hey Roberta Sirks, I'm so glad you tried and enjoyed it! That just made my day! Now you can add this to your own family traditions! Thank you so much for your kind words and for stopping by my channel! Be blessed!
We had that with syrup for dinner many times back home in NC. We didn't have much but we made due with what wr had and NEVER complained about eating the same thing because we were EATING. I miss my mother and the south. We used the butter flavored Crisco or lard
Y U M !! i made the mistake of watching this at 10 p.m., and it made me so hungry i wanted to chew my fingers off. i can hardly wait to cook up some navy beans and greens and make this cirnbread thanks so much for sharing this recipe : it must never fade out of our collective national cookbook.
Hey Paul Pierson, I hope you make it then and enjoy them. If and when you do, please let me know how you like them. I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Looks delicious. Grew up with this in Virginia. My family never called it hot water cornbread, just fried cornbread. I always preferred it to baked cornbred. Mom always preferred white cornmeal and would fix half this way, then add more water to the mix, so it would be thinner and spread out in the pan when fried. That was for me, because I preferred it thinner and crunchy. Now a plate of fried cabbage or collards and we be in business, yum!
My mother used to make Hot Water Cornbread. Never added anything But Boiling Water and either a Tad of Salt or Sugar.Her Mother Taught her, and she taught me and I have taught my Daughters. I have made them that since I was 13. 😊 57 years Never tried it with flour. Depression Hot Water Cornbread with no Flour or with, depends I guess on what was available at your disposal. Lol. Yours looks Awefully Good. I sure know they will go Good With Beans n Greens. That's what we had with ours. Sometimes just that Cornbread. Thanks for sharing your recipe. 🙏🙏 Guess I may try your Recipe and see how it tastes. Thank You.
Hi Theresa Logsdon, I make hot water cornbread both ways. Just thought I try it with flour to see if there was a difference in the taste. There isn't. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your fond memory. Be blessed!
my granny from Panama City FL made these & I tried to get the recepe but didn’t, we used to look forward to them at get togethers, hers were shaped like pancakes. She could also take a lima bean & make me wanna eat beans bc she new how to make them so good. Im not a cook but one day when Im feeling energy & motivation I want to make these. 😋
I've always used just cornmeal & boiling water, shape by hand, drop in hot oil & fry. That's the single parents way, my kids have always loved it, there grown now & still love it.
Hi Karene Heath, In reviewing comments I've found many versions of this recipe: but I think, at the end of the day, they turn out crispy and delicious. Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Grew up poor in southern Ohio. Had a grist mill next town over, and cornmeal was affordable. My Great Granny made these daily for us, to keep us full, and fried them in lard or, if lucky, bacon grease. Bless your heart for the recipe and the memory.
This was perfect. I never knew how to prepare this delicious cornbread before. My mom and other elderly ladies served it quite often when I was younger. We ate them with whatever greens we served and even with other "savory" dishes. Thank you for the recipe. I took a chance to look up one from TH-cam and again...this was perfect!
We are so spoiled/blessed today. I remember by grandmother making bbq with regular sliced bread. No buns. So many old ways of doing things that are just as good!
Certainly one of the best meals from my grandmother. Ham, collards, beans, stewed tomatoes and of course cornbread. The only difference is she smashed them in the frying pan with a fork so you could see the fork marks in the top.
Hey LookingForOneTrueChristian, I'm so happy this video brings back fond memories of the past. No appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I make mine about the same but a few years back I started adding a wee bit of baking powder, it gives the interior a fluffier center like traditional cornbread and the outside is still crispy. I generally make mine with less water but think you have the right consistency, my family did not make hot water cornbread, so I had to learn on my own, thank you so much
@@ATasteofCafeNyLouare you using self rising flour n corn meal when adding the baking powder? I'm asking because I use self rising but I don't add baking powder and I will if it makes them fluffier. 🙃 mines are delicious 😋 but I definitely don't mind improvements. 😋
@@loripatton5638 I definitely know that. I guess I should have asked if she's adding extra baking powder. The reason I buy self rising is because it's already added.
This is exactly how my Gramma taught me to make Johnnycakes, with one additional step: adding milk to make a pourable batter, which if you hit the sweet spot of consistency AND the perfect temperature of pan and melted butter (more like frying a pancake than a fritter), you would get a thin corn patty with brown, crunchy, lace edges. Our family's roots are on Block Island, RI - a tiny island, 3 miles by 7 miles - 13 miles off the southern Rhode Island coast. Even on this tiny island, there were vastly different Johnnycake recipes, I wonder if one of the others is more like this than my family's thin and lacy style. Anyway, this is fascinating, and I will DEFINITELY try this recipe!
Hi Songdog Woolley, Im so happy this video brought back fond memories of your Gramma! I too have seen many versions of Hot Water Cornbread and Johnny Cakes, which I've never had; but I'm sure it's good! Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
My great gramma made these. We made them with less water though. We put some bacon grease in the iron skillet dampened our fingers and pressed them out with our hands. You could see prints of your fingers. We fried them till golden and drained them on a paper sack. Delicious Also good made with minced onion in the batter. Texas
I like your no nonsense approach to cooking, many measure everything which is fine but getting the right thickness to a batter is the most important thing. I didn't grow up with this in the North so much but some of my favorite food is just simple cooking! Thanks for sharing!
OMG!!! I followed this super easy recipe and made some hotwater cornbread patties. They turned out exactly like the ones in the video.This is the BEST cornbread I've ever had! Seriously, I can't stop eating them!!! P.S. I added sugar to mine. Thanks for the recipe! ❤️
Awww wendy sanders that's so sweet. I'm happy my voice brings back memories of your sweet grandmother! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I never heard of it didn't watch my mom make ING that kind but cornbread thank you for sharing I m going to try it also. Will let you know how it turn out.😚❤
My grandmother lived her whole life in a small town in southern Alabama. When I was a kid (late 60s), she used to make these. We'd have them with fried chicken and lima beans or black eyed peas. Years later I was able to make them from memory but never had a recipe. Hers were always from a coarse meal and usually white, maybe ground hominy. Crunchy on the outside and soft inside. Thanks for bringing back some great memories.
We call this cone-pone; my aunt, who’s from Louisiana would make this on Sundays and serve with greens; she never added flour; they were always crispy and delicious 😋
Hi M Jones, I appreciate you stopping by and sharing this fond memory. It lets you know how good these are when the thought of them take you back in time. Be blessed!
Old recipes, hot water cornbread they are so tasty 😋 and delicious 😋 and girl they sure 👍 is darn good 👍 such a great presentation💯👍👏🏼 thanks for sharing theses recipes for the hot water cornbread they can go with anything that’s how good 👍 they’re are and so tasty 😋
I love that you cook the way we do at home not putting every carefully measured thing in separate dishes-ok, I guess for people who have prep staff and dishwashing staff
Thank you Theresa Hemminger, definitely an eyeball everything, but when doing videos I have to figure out a way to provide some type of measurements, which is a little difficult. If you look at any not her videos you may see some prep with seasonings. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I have seen 50-11 recipes for this and you are the first that makes it right! These aren't supposed to have leveling nor a bunch of ingredients. Bless you! 💙
I believe we inherited a version of this recipe from our African ancestors in Puerto Rico. They’re called surullos and the recipe is almost identical except we cook it on the stove and then we shape them into small cigar like shapes and then we fry them. Some people like a piece of cheese in the middle but I prefer them sweet. They’re so good.
Hi Jacqueline Gonzalez, I've never heard of surullos before; but I'm sure they're delicious! I think I would love the ones with cheese on the inside; since I love cheese! Thank you so much for stopping by my channel! Be blessed!
I’ve never had hot water cornbread but my mother and aunts and uncles love it. I’ve never seen them eat it with “food” but they do crumble it up in a glass with buttermilk and eat it that way.
If I'm not mistaken, that's how my granny made corn meal mush, cept the frying. She did do hot water cornbread, but usually when guest came by, unexpectedly and us boys had other stuff to do when she did that. Thank you so much for doing cornbread.
TY for showing a step-by-step of this recipe. My grannie used to make this for us kids when we visited. She always had a pot of navy bean soup on the stove to go with these crunchy delights😊👍
You're welcome Ree Ritz, I'm glad this video brought back fond memories of your grannie! They definitely taste good with beans! Hmmhmm! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
My Granny used to make this fried in steak grease or bacon grease she would form the patties by hand. She always split them in half and we buttered them or spooned red beans on them. Had a little bottle of chilipetine peppers in vinegar on the table that was our hot sauce. We had beehives on the ranch so we always had honey dessert was honey and churned butter mixed up slathered on a piece of hot water corn bread. We called them pushers sometime because you used them to push your food onto your fork for a big bite. Okra gumbo twice a week too.
Perdido Camaronero, I'm so happy this recipes brings back memories of your Granny's cooking! You know ain't nothin' like Grandma's meals! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
My mom from NC made cornbread similar to this but instead of flour she put in 1 crumbled slice of stale bread and did add some milk after water. Would add water until just wet and then milk until like very thick cake batter. She used that same cornbread to make her cornbread dressing at Thanksgiving. All so good.
Hey Hilary H, in reading through comments, I've seen many different family versions of this recipe, and it's quite interesting to see. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your mom's version. Be blessed! 🥰
I learned from grandmother i use same ingredients i do add sugar i use my hands to make patties. I eat with greens or Cabbage sometimes with nothing. Love them
These look great. To all new cooks you may wanna push the meal in with a second spoon to keep from getting grease splatter on yourself The mother in this video is experienced. 😊
Looks delicious❤❤. Im Puertorican and we shape them like little long logs and we call them sorullos we make them sweet or salty and sometime we put cheese in them or if we ar making cod stew well boil them and honey hmmmm. This recepie reminds me of it.❤❤❤❤
Hi Lucy Lugano, I've received many comments giving suggestions spooning; and I appreciate them all. Thanks for stopping by and sharing a comment. Be blessed!
Hi Don't Cross Me, thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Just so you're aware you don't make Hot Water cornbread like regular cornbread. Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
These look good. I'll try to make it tomorrow. I've made something similar without the cornmeal. My only suggestion is that once the oil gets hot dip the spoon in it and it'll release the mixture quickly/or not make it stick to the spoon.
Hey jambeauty119, I've received a lot of comments giving suggestions on spooning out my mixture. I made some the other day and sprayed the spoon. It was wonderful. I can't believe I never thought about doing that. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your comment. Be blessed!
My neighbors were from Kentucky and there was always cornbread in a cast-iron skillet sitting on there stove. We'd grab a slice to snack on. I'm going to try this method. It looks so crispy and delicious. Kinda like mush which we had at my home.
I was going to make me a few Pattie’s today but I will do mines tomorrow. It took me forever to learn how to make my own but I finally did it. Hot water cornbread is the best. But I also put two tablespoons of butter in it too.
Hey Peter Vrabcak, fried polenta would be more like fried grits. I'm going to prepare a video soon with preparing fried grits. They are delicious! Be on the look out! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
That cornbread looks so crispy and delicious! Some melted butter and jam on it (is what I'd like)😁 I didn't realize it could be that easy to make good corn bread. Thank You for this Video!💙❤️
Thank you Kristin Moreno. Girl, you know butter takes everything to another level, I've tried it that way too! Never thought about putting jam on it, but just might try it. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou It's very Kind of You to reply to my Comment. Thank You!🌟🌟🌟 Your videos are great, Thank you for the wonderful recipes.😁 And, yes, Butter makes everything even more Special!🌹 May you be Blessed, too!❤️
Mmhhh, now that’s cornbread Most places that offer cornbread is not really cornbread but a corn flavored cake. This is one way here I also like to make up my batter and.bake it in my cast iron skillet sometimes add some fresh jalapeños peppers
Thank you for sharing short, sweet and to the point I like that!!! I will absolutely try your recipe!!! My grandmother use to make hot water cornbread they were so so good haven’t had any since she has been gone. Looking forward to making them.
Yum yum.....believe it or not my father in law taught me how to make this fried cornbread. Had my in laws for dinner every Friday evening. 😊 Love it with beans + rice., nice and crispy on the outside.
Hi Al Hamp, thanks for stopping by my channel! Yes, these are good with beans and greens, and gold by themselves with some honey on top! Hmmmhmmm good!
My mother use to make this your real brought back memories. We would have this with fish collar green. Its nice to see that peoples remembers our roots there Nothing like soul food. Yum Yum to my tummy
Thomasina Goss, you are absolutely right, ain't nothing like soul food! I'm glad I was able to spark fond memories from the past. Thanks you for stopping by and leaving a comment! Be blessed!
So happy this came up on my suggested videos. I remember having this as a kid. One way we ate them was to put a bit of molasses on them and eat them in place of pancakes on a cold winter morning.
Hi Paula Jones, I'm so happy my video was a suggested video on your feed. We grew up eating this too, and I love, love, love them. I've never tried them with anything sweet on top, but I'm sure it's delicious! I appreciate you stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
My mother used to make these all the time as we were growing up. Now, I add a pat of butter and a bit of baking powder to mine for a fluffier and richer patty.
It sorta reminds me of something we ate as young children down south called Cush Cush (spelling?)for breakfast and other meals as well. The batter is poured into a lightly greased hot skillet and fried. Constantly stirring until it's cooked. Put some in a bowl with milk and eat like cereal. Doesn't sound like much but to me it was 😋 I'm sure I'd enjoy yours as well with some greens or even some Pinto beans. Thanks
Queen Re'ney, I'm so glad you tried and enjoyed this recipe; it's always good to tweak a recipe to your style! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I made some! And I loved it!I added a little sugar, fresh grind cornmeal from the fields of Alabama! and Goya fine cornmeal, plus a little flour, they turned out delicious!
Awww Jan Higginbotham, I'm so happy I could bring back such fond memories of your Big Mama! I know those are memories to treasure! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou I made them last night for dinner with my sis she loved them we had greens and fried chicken and she went back for seconds Ty they were delicious 😋
I love this recipe I was looking for an easy way to make HOT WATER CORNBREAD👀 AND I TELL YOU I COULD JUST HUG YOU FOR THIS RECIPE😀 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING 🙏🏽 I’m on board now!!!
Hi KKFROMNAPTOWN, thanks for stopping by my channel. I'm glad you were able to find this recipe, and find it on my channel! I received your hug and send one back to you! If and when you make it, please let me know how it turned out for you! ☺️
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou WELLA!!! I MADE IT TODAY 😀 AND EVERYONE ENJOYED IT!!! I WILL FOREVER USE THIS RECIPE😀 THANK YOU FOR SHARING AND I AM GOING TO BE LOOKING AT YOUR OTHER RECIPES TO SEE WHAT ELSE I CAN FIND😀 BE BLESSED AND STAY SAFE🙏🏽
I recently had my Family over for a big dinner that included fried fish and porato salad. Next time we will try your cornbread. Thank you so much for sharing.❤
You're welcome Angela Baisden9, thanks for stopping by! These would probably be great with fish; they would sort of take the place of hush puppies! Let me know how they turn out. Be blessed!
I bet is was Lonnesha Johnson! Everything from our grandmothers are always delicious and memorable! Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be Blessed
never heard of this til now! we used to make cornmeal mush and then chill, slice, and fry it. I just got done making a batch following your recipe except i added chopped jalapenos and they are delicious! thanks for the vid.
Hi Kelly Royo, thanks for stopping by my channel and trying out one of my recipes! I'm glad you enjoyed these and I bet those jalapeños took them to another level. That's one thing about cooking, you can always put your own twist to anything! I'll have to try them your way! Be blessed!
Just like I remember growing up. Now that I know how it's done I'm gonna try out your recipe when I cook up my next batch of butter beans or snap beans.
You're welcome tiffannys right! I hope you all love it, they're so good! I appreciate you stopping by my channel and leaving a comment! Have a blessed new year!
I use a little minced fresh onion or dash of onion powder, just a tiny bit, sometimes a dash of black pepper. I spoon it into the skillet and dip the back of the spoon in the oil to press the top smooth. You can use only corn meal, but a little flour makes it more manageable.
We call these corn fritters where I'm from, but its basically the same recipe. I don't add sugar but I do throw a dash of cayenne pepper in and then drizzle a little maple syrup or honey over top. So good.
Everyone please keep in mind, eating hot water cornbread is not because you are poor. It’s because it’s delicious.
Hey Sylvia Jackson, you're absolutely right. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
For real though, I love them with black eye peas and ham hock!
Looks delicious they look like salmon patties as well
Thank you for saying that
Sometimes it IS cuz ur poor! One of those delicious treats for when you've got too much month left at the end of your money! Love 'em!
Girl, they don’t know about this. My family from the south Alabama and my Grammy and Auntie made these with them green field peas and collard greens. Lord rest their soul. This makes my mouth water❤😂❤😂❤😂
Hey Lexi Russell, you are absolutely right girl! This is definitely an old school experience that everyone needs to try! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! Be blessed!
I know about this. My friends in Tennessee mid-staye in southern most part of state. .10 min from bama. It's nasty I won't eat it..
Corn meal is expensive, Hot water corn bread isn't for the poor
That looks great. I grew up poor and we didn't have money for milk and eggs so my granny would make cornbread this way. I still think it's the best way to be honest. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome Yackity Yack, I'm glad you stopped by my channel!
That hot water cornbread looks great Debbie!
For the record, Not only poor people cook hot watercorn bread
The best meals we had was poor people meals. It showed how it didn't take much to have a wonder meal.
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I was born during the depression in 1934, you do the math, and this was a wonderful item I loved all my life. Mom taught school, for which she didn’t get paid for two years, and this was an everyday bread my early childhood. Free meal, eggs, milk, a chicken a week and mill ground flour. Thank you soo much for the memories!
Awww Marilyn I'm so happy I was used as an instrument to bring back your childhood memories. Knowing that the depression was quite a time and place where food and money was quite scarce and mothers had to make what they could with what they had. Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your comment, it means a lot. Be blessed!
I love these, my Momma use to make them all the time. I love the Krispy edges.❤❤😋😋
My mom was born same year. She used to make this, So good. Thanks for stirring those memories.
May your 90th year be filled with Much Love and Many Blessings ~
@@deebell1135Hello nice to hear 😅.. may ask which method did she use? 😅
Nothing better than good ole dog bread. My mom was born in 1918 my older sister 1938 I think anyone born in that era in my part of the country had this down pat. Could get sick eating so many of these thanks for a trip down memory lane. Will be heating the grease tomorrow
@cindyforbess8449, Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. I'm so glad this recipe brought back fond memories for you! Be blessed!
I grew up with plain white stone ground meal, pinch of salt, boiling hot water, and cooked in bacon gold (grease). We ate with seafood and vegetables. I liked them with just butter on them. What memories! Makes me miss my Mama and Grandma😢 Appreciated all the good food I learned to prepare!!😊
You're welcome Juanita Stinson, and thank you for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. I'm so glad this recipe sparked fond memories of your mom and grandmother; those types of memories are priceless! Be blessed!
Juanita, I grew up eating...but didn't pay attention to the recipe or the method. Nannie would cut the round into two discs butter it and hand it back to me and it was DIVINE. My mother SWEARS her mother didn't add flour. She said it was Martha White brand White corn meal. "mom are you sure it wasn't White Corn Meal Mix? (flour etc added)" No, it was JUST cornmeal. So I have tried and tried with just corn meal and it bombs everytime. If I add flour I get binding and it works. But it NEVER tastes like my nannies did. Juanita, can you vouch for my mom, for sure, it was JUST corn meal? Should I keep tryiing with just cornmeal? 🤔 Thank you!
@@b.walker5955 Your mother is correct. There was no flour, just stone ground corn meal, white, salt and really hot water. You added water until it was the consistency you need to make a small pancakes. Individual sizes. I’ll have to make some again and pay attention to the amounts. I use plain cornmeal all the time. I use yellow to make corn bread (yellow) that I am baking in the oven. Old School Cook
@@jleef506chuck OH THANK YOU! You are such a love! Drats, gonna have to tell her AGAIN, she is right. I just bought Bobs Red Mill organic corn flour for the cornbread in the oven, just as you cited. It is currently all I have. But WILL be on the look out for out for the white. I am sure most would say it doesn't matter, but the yellow is all I have tried and fail each time. Even if my cake is close to looking right, it doesn't taste the same. The inside should be creamy, dough like and the out side crunchy. The one element I can't duplicate is the fat. None meater here, can't use lard or bacon grease and choose to use Avocado oil. ~ this young whipper snapper likely can't get that OLD SCHOOL COOK nirvana you exist in, but I will do you proud by trying. THANKS AGAIN! Really grateful.
My mama made it with coarse ground white meal, a little salt and water, fried in oil. Wish l could find coarse ground white meal today. The old time grist mill where my mama grew up closed down a bunch of years ago. Miss the mill and the meal!
When I was a kid every Friday my mother cooked hot water cornbread, fried fish, and french fries. She cooked all three in the same lard and cast iron skillet. We drank kool-aid or lemon aid with our meal. When you dropped the batter in the hot oil I was a child in my mother's kitchen again. Thank you.
Hi William Mitchell, I'm glad this recipe brought back memories of your childhood, it's truly makes me happy to hear these types of stories. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
My grandma use to make hot water cornbread with collard greens, smoked neck bones, fried chicken and baked Mac and cheese! Those was the good ole days!
Hey Vikki Carr, I'm glad this recipe brings back fond memories of you Grandmother. You need to make you some.Thanks for stopping by. Be blessed!
All mac n cheese was baked back in the day and there wasn't a cheese sauce packet either. You had to make that from scratch in your gravy pan.
Must have been nice to have chicken too, the neckbones were our meat. Not complaining because I loved it and that's the way I cook it today. 🙂
Besides the food, it was the 💕 LOVE
Stop it! You are making me hungry.
I haven't had Hot Water cornbread since I was 11 years old. My grandma made this all the time for me !! She was 53 when The Good Lord called her home and it's been that long since I've had some. Making this for myself Sunday !!
Hi Gladys Morgan, I'm so glad this recipe brings back fond memories of your grandmother. Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou Thank You for Blessing Me. You Be Blessed as Well.
Finally, i found real Hot Water Cornbread. I'm from St. Louis. Went to school in Nashville, TN in the early 90's. I never had that type of cornbread before. The place was called 'Wade's Kitchen' in Nashville that made it. All these St Louis soul food places swear that the flip jack style cornbread is Hot Water. I've been telling them that's not it. I'm saving your post. Thanks for sharing.....
You're welcome harry williams; now you can make your own. I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I am not raised southern, I have heard of hot water cornbread but I really had no idea about it and how it's made. I stumbled upon your video and it looked so good I just had to make some. Well I want you to know I did just make it and I had to tell you I LOVE IT. OMG it's so crispy and delicious. Thank you so much for "teaching" me. I chose your video because you are so kind and nice to listen to. Thanks again!
Hey Roberta Sirks, I'm so glad you tried and enjoyed it! That just made my day! Now you can add this to your own family traditions! Thank you so much for your kind words and for stopping by my channel! Be blessed!
I wasn't from the south either but our elder notherners did make it....
Don't have to b "raised southern". I am from Cali, and we made hot water hard bread
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What a great video of hot water corn bread, can't wait to try your way. Love that it looks so crunchy.
We had that with syrup for dinner many times back home in NC. We didn't have much but we made due with what wr had and NEVER complained about eating the same thing because we were EATING. I miss my mother and the south. We used the butter flavored Crisco or lard
Thomas Thames, thanks for stopping by my channel! I'm glad these brought brought back fond memories of your mother and childhood! Be Blessed!
Y U M !! i made the mistake of watching this at 10 p.m., and it made me so hungry i wanted to chew my fingers off. i can hardly wait to cook up some navy beans and greens and make this cirnbread thanks so much for sharing this recipe : it must never fade out of our collective national cookbook.
Hey Paul Pierson, I hope you make it then and enjoy them. If and when you do, please let me know how you like them. I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Looks delicious. Grew up with this in Virginia. My family never called it hot water cornbread, just fried cornbread. I always preferred it to baked cornbred. Mom always preferred white cornmeal and would fix half this way, then add more water to the mix, so it would be thinner and spread out in the pan when fried. That was for me, because I preferred it thinner and crunchy. Now a plate of fried cabbage or collards and we be in business, yum!
Hi Robert Bass, I love it too, because it's so crispy and delicious! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! Be blessed!
Growing up in N.W. Florida we called it fried cornbread too.
This sounds so good…. Some sliced Vidalia onions and off the vine tomatoes with your menu and I will be in heaven!!!!❤
My mother used to make Hot Water Cornbread. Never added anything But Boiling Water and either a Tad of Salt or Sugar.Her Mother Taught her, and she taught me and I have taught my Daughters. I have made them that since I was 13. 😊 57 years
Never tried it with flour. Depression Hot Water Cornbread with no Flour or with, depends I guess on what was available at your disposal. Lol. Yours looks Awefully Good.
I sure know they will go Good With Beans n Greens. That's what we had with ours. Sometimes just that Cornbread.
Thanks for sharing your recipe.
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Guess I may try your Recipe and see how it tastes. Thank You.
Hi Theresa Logsdon, I make hot water cornbread both ways. Just thought I try it with flour to see if there was a difference in the taste. There isn't. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your fond memory. Be blessed!
@ATasteofCafeNyLou Thank You,
I am still going to try it with the Flour, sound interesting and I like trying new Recipies.
Blessing to you aswell.
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my granny from Panama City FL made these & I tried to get the recepe but didn’t, we used to look forward to them at get togethers, hers were shaped like pancakes. She could also take a lima bean & make me wanna eat beans bc she new how to make them so good. Im not a cook but one day when Im feeling energy & motivation I want to make these. 😋
You definitely need to make them and make your granny proud! Thanks for stopping, viewing a video and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
I added chopped jalapeños and whole sweet corn! So good! Thanks for the recipe!
Hey Twisted Artdesigns, that sounds really good! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
And butter, that really make hot water cornbread good 😌
My Mama has made this my whole life. You made me feel at home watching this. Thank you!💛
@Molly Russell....Awww you're welcome! I appreciate your kind words and I'm glad you feel at home with me! Thanks for stopping by. Be blessed!
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I've always used just cornmeal & boiling water, shape by hand, drop in hot oil & fry. That's the single parents way, my kids have always loved it, there grown now & still love it.
Hi Karene Heath, In reviewing comments I've found many versions of this recipe: but I think, at the end of the day, they turn out crispy and delicious. Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Grew up poor in southern Ohio. Had a grist mill next town over, and cornmeal was affordable. My Great Granny made these daily for us, to keep us full, and fried them in lard or, if lucky, bacon grease. Bless your heart for the recipe and the memory.
🥰I'm so happy this video brought back fond memories of your childhood and Great Granny. Thanks for watching a video and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
This was perfect. I never knew how to prepare this delicious cornbread before. My mom and other elderly ladies served it quite often when I was younger. We ate them with whatever greens we served and even with other "savory" dishes. Thank you for the recipe. I took a chance to look up one from TH-cam and again...this was perfect!
@seeker first, you're very welcome, I'm glad you found my recipe! Thank you for stopping by my channel! Be blessed!
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We are so spoiled/blessed today. I remember by grandmother making bbq with regular sliced bread. No buns. So many old ways of doing things that are just as good!
Yes Green Lantern we are! Kids today don't know about making due with what you've got! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Certainly one of the best meals from my grandmother. Ham, collards, beans, stewed tomatoes and of course cornbread. The only difference is she smashed them in the frying pan with a fork so you could see the fork marks in the top.
Hey LookingForOneTrueChristian, I'm so happy this video brings back fond memories of the past. No appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I make mine about the same but a few years back I started adding a wee bit of baking powder, it gives the interior a fluffier center like traditional cornbread and the outside is still crispy. I generally make mine with less water but think you have the right consistency, my family did not make hot water cornbread, so I had to learn on my own, thank you so much
Hi Glory Sullivan, thank you for stopping by my channel! Yes, I'm sure adding Baking Powder would make it less dense! Be blessed!
@@ATasteofCafeNyLouare you using self rising flour n corn meal when adding the baking powder? I'm asking because I use self rising but I don't add baking powder and I will if it makes them fluffier. 🙃 mines are delicious 😋 but I definitely don't mind improvements. 😋
And maybe wet the spoon with water so that the mixture does not stick to the 🥄 so much, otherwise, perfect...
@@marketatomlinson2144 self rising flour already has baking power included.
@@loripatton5638 I definitely know that. I guess I should have asked if she's adding extra baking powder. The reason I buy self rising is because it's already added.
This is exactly how my Gramma taught me to make Johnnycakes, with one additional step: adding milk to make a pourable batter, which if you hit the sweet spot of consistency AND the perfect temperature of pan and melted butter (more like frying a pancake than a fritter), you would get a thin corn patty with brown, crunchy, lace edges. Our family's roots are on Block Island, RI - a tiny island, 3 miles by 7 miles - 13 miles off the southern Rhode Island coast. Even on this tiny island, there were vastly different Johnnycake recipes, I wonder if one of the others is more like this than my family's thin and lacy style. Anyway, this is fascinating, and I will DEFINITELY try this recipe!
Hi Songdog Woolley, Im so happy this video brought back fond memories of your Gramma! I too have seen many versions of Hot Water Cornbread and Johnny Cakes, which I've never had; but I'm sure it's good! Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
that's another cornbread but not hot water cornbread. I am 73 years old and make this a lot.
My great gramma made these. We made them with less water though. We put some bacon grease in the iron skillet dampened our fingers and pressed them out with our hands. You could see prints of your fingers. We fried them till golden and drained them on a paper sack.
Delicious Also good made with minced onion in the batter. Texas
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I love this!! My family forms them into patties by hand before we fry them. Whew this is good eating. Thanks sis for the video.
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Yeppp my mother did too. She would wet her hands' then form a oval like circle..
I like your no nonsense approach to cooking, many measure everything which is fine but getting the right thickness to a batter is the most important thing. I didn't grow up with this in the North so much but some of my favorite food is just simple cooking! Thanks for sharing!
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OMG!!! I followed this super easy recipe and made some hotwater cornbread patties. They turned out exactly like the ones in the video.This is the BEST cornbread I've ever had! Seriously, I can't stop eating them!!! P.S. I added sugar to mine. Thanks for the recipe! ❤️
Hey Anita Brown, I'm so glad to stopped by my channel and tried one of my recipes and enjoyed. I appreciate you. Be blessed!
I love hearing you talk, reminds me of my grandmother that I miss so much..
Awww wendy sanders that's so sweet. I'm happy my voice brings back memories of your sweet grandmother! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I love cornbread, so I'm making this recipe tonight. This is great since you don't need to heat up an oven in the middle of summer. Thank you ma'am!
You're welcome NuclearPlayboy! Let me know how you like it whenever you make it! Thanks for stopping by. Be blessed!
Going to try this… I can make for my beans
I never heard of it didn't watch my mom make ING that kind but cornbread thank you for sharing I m going to try it also. Will let you know how it turn out.😚❤
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My grandmother lived her whole life in a small town in southern Alabama. When I was a kid (late 60s), she used to make these. We'd have them with fried chicken and lima beans or black eyed peas. Years later I was able to make them from memory but never had a recipe.
Hers were always from a coarse meal and usually white, maybe ground hominy. Crunchy on the outside and soft inside. Thanks for bringing back some great memories.
Hi Craig Bond, I'm glad my recipe hit home and brought back some beautiful memories! Thanks for stopping by my channel!
That looks so good! I love making hot water cornbread! Love eating it even more!
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This Reminds Of My Mother Cooking This When I Was A Kid Nothing But Great Memories!! Thank You ❤
You're welcome, and I'm happy this brings back fond memories of your past! Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
We call this cone-pone; my aunt, who’s from Louisiana would make this on Sundays and serve with greens; she never added flour; they were always crispy and delicious 😋
Hi M Jones, I appreciate you stopping by and sharing this fond memory. It lets you know how good these are when the thought of them take you back in time. Be blessed!
Yes!❤
Mjones8176, nice to find someone who knows what pone bread is.
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No flour in our corn pones either
Old recipes, hot water cornbread they are so tasty 😋 and delicious 😋 and girl they sure 👍 is darn good 👍 such a great presentation💯👍👏🏼 thanks for sharing theses recipes for the hot water cornbread they can go with anything that’s how good 👍 they’re are and so tasty 😋
You got that right! Hot water cornbread is the best! Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment!
I love that you cook the way we do at home not putting every carefully measured thing in separate dishes-ok, I guess for people who have prep staff and dishwashing staff
Thank you Theresa Hemminger, definitely an eyeball everything, but when doing videos I have to figure out a way to provide some type of measurements, which is a little difficult. If you look at any not her videos you may see some prep with seasonings. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
What if your corn meal is self rising,do u still gotta add the flour and baking soda to it...???
I have seen 50-11 recipes for this and you are the first that makes it right! These aren't supposed to have leveling nor a bunch of ingredients. Bless you! 💙
Thank you gldnglow; and thanks for stopping by my channel!
I love ❤️ this.... I haven't heard the phrase "50-11" in eons!!!!
😊 Thanks for the memories
I believe we inherited a version of this recipe from our African ancestors in Puerto Rico. They’re called surullos and the recipe is almost identical except we cook it on the stove and then we shape them into small cigar like shapes and then we fry them. Some people like a piece of cheese in the middle but I prefer them sweet. They’re so good.
Hi Jacqueline Gonzalez, I've never heard of surullos before; but I'm sure they're delicious! I think I would love the ones with cheese on the inside; since I love cheese! Thank you so much for stopping by my channel! Be blessed!
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou there’s a lot of recipes here on TH-cam. Maybe you can do a comparison video!
Just commented about our way to do it in Puerto Rico! 😊
And then you dip them in a mayo, ketchup and garlic sauce. Delicioso
@@MRRIntel how do you make garlic sauce,
Like that they cook to little crispy. Eating is a lot about flavor and texture. Thanks for sharing!
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I’ve never had hot water cornbread but my mother and aunts and uncles love it. I’ve never seen them eat it with “food” but they do crumble it up in a glass with buttermilk and eat it that way.
Cup Cake, you'll have to try it so you can get hooked like everyone else! Lol. Thanks for stopping by my channel. Be blessed.
I grew up eating cornbread and buttermilk. It was a special treat for us. This bread is so good with greens and eaten with fingers, not a fork.
If I'm not mistaken, that's how my granny made corn meal mush, cept the frying. She did do hot water cornbread, but usually when guest came by, unexpectedly and us boys had other stuff to do when she did that. Thank you so much for doing cornbread.
Hi Raymond Butler, you're so welcome! I'm glad this video brought back fond memories. I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Cornmeal mush served with liver and gravy, is a childhood memory I'll always treasure! ❤
TY for showing a step-by-step of this recipe. My grannie used to make this for us kids when we visited. She always had a pot of navy bean soup on the stove to go with these crunchy delights😊👍
You're welcome Ree Ritz, I'm glad this video brought back fond memories of your grannie! They definitely taste good with beans! Hmmhmm! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
My Granny used to make this fried in steak grease or bacon grease she would form the patties by hand. She always split them in half and we buttered them or spooned red beans on them. Had a little bottle of chilipetine peppers in vinegar on the table that was our hot sauce. We had beehives on the ranch so we always had honey dessert was honey and churned butter mixed up slathered on a piece of hot water corn bread. We called them pushers sometime because you used them to push your food onto your fork for a big bite. Okra gumbo twice a week too.
Perdido Camaronero, I'm so happy this recipes brings back memories of your Granny's cooking! You know ain't nothin' like Grandma's meals! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
Loved your story 😊
I would also probably throw some onion powder in the batter just to give them that extra restaurant flavor! But they look awesome!
William Papadopoulas, that sounds like a winner! Thanks for stopping by and adding a comment. Be blessed!
Onion powder is amazing.
That looks so yummy love the simple southern food
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My mom from NC made cornbread similar to this but instead of flour she put in 1 crumbled slice of stale bread and did add some milk after water. Would add water until just wet and then milk until like very thick cake batter. She used that same cornbread to make her cornbread dressing at Thanksgiving. All so good.
Hey Hilary H, in reading through comments, I've seen many different family versions of this recipe, and it's quite interesting to see. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your mom's version. Be blessed! 🥰
I learned from grandmother i use same ingredients i do add sugar i use my hands to make patties. I eat with greens or Cabbage sometimes with nothing. Love them
Thanks for sharing your recipe and how you like to eat it! Be blessed!
These look great.
To all new cooks you may wanna push the meal in with a second spoon to keep from getting grease splatter on yourself
The mother in this video is experienced. 😊
Thank you Machella. I appreciate you stopping and leaving a comment! Be blessed!
Looks delicious❤❤. Im Puertorican and we shape them like little long logs and we call them sorullos we make them sweet or salty and sometime we put cheese in them or if we ar making cod stew well boil them and honey hmmmm. This recepie reminds me of it.❤❤❤❤
Thank you, and thanks for stopping by, watching a video and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
We ate this in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 for breakfast. One thing... my mom used to grease the spon while frying them. Thanks for sharing. 💕
Hi Lucy Lugano, I've received many comments giving suggestions spooning; and I appreciate them all. Thanks for stopping by and sharing a comment. Be blessed!
Love you got on with recipe, no slow mo pouring no slow mo mixing no ridiculous music and pointless talk !!!! Thank you Thank you Thank you
You are very welcome! I am glad you liked the simplicity of the video. Be Blessed!
It looks delicious 😋 My mom makes corn bread from scratch with milk and eggs. I’m going to try making hot water corn bread with cabbage this week 👍🏽
Hi Don't Cross Me, thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Just so you're aware you don't make Hot Water cornbread like regular cornbread. Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Look delish! I got'ta try these!! Thanks for posting.
You're welcome Mark Adams, please let me know how you like them when you try them out! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
These look good. I'll try to make it tomorrow. I've made something similar without the cornmeal. My only suggestion is that once the oil gets hot dip the spoon in it and it'll release the mixture quickly/or not make it stick to the spoon.
Hey jambeauty119, I've received a lot of comments giving suggestions on spooning out my mixture. I made some the other day and sprayed the spoon. It was wonderful. I can't believe I never thought about doing that. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your comment. Be blessed!
My neighbors were from Kentucky and there was always cornbread in a cast-iron skillet sitting on there stove. We'd grab a slice to snack on.
I'm going to try this method. It looks so crispy and delicious. Kinda like mush which we had at my home.
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I was going to make me a few Pattie’s today but I will do mines tomorrow. It took me forever to learn how to make my own but I finally did it. Hot water cornbread is the best. But I also put two tablespoons of butter in it too.
Hi Beatrice McDaniel, thanks for stopping by my channel! Yes, hot water cornbread is the best! Be blessed!
Will definitely try this, thanks 💕
While traveling in Italy we had deep fried polenta, this sounds even better thank God for Southern roots cooking
Hey Peter Vrabcak, fried polenta would be more like fried grits. I'm going to prepare a video soon with preparing fried grits. They are delicious! Be on the look out! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
That cornbread looks so crispy and delicious! Some melted butter and jam on it (is what I'd like)😁 I didn't realize it could be that easy to make good corn bread. Thank You for this Video!💙❤️
Thank you Kristin Moreno. Girl, you know butter takes everything to another level, I've tried it that way too! Never thought about putting jam on it, but just might try it. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou It's very Kind of You to reply to my Comment. Thank You!🌟🌟🌟
Your videos are great, Thank you for the wonderful recipes.😁 And, yes, Butter makes everything even more Special!🌹 May you be Blessed, too!❤️
Mmhhh, now that’s cornbread
Most places that offer cornbread is not really cornbread but a corn flavored cake.
This is one way here I also like to make up my batter and.bake it in my cast iron skillet sometimes add some fresh jalapeños peppers
Thank you for your hard work. I’m going to try this. Ten thousand thumbs up!!!!!
You're welcome Dale, and thank your for your comment and well wishes. Be blessed!
My mother used to make something similar and it was delicious. Been looking for the recipe and I think this is it. thanks.
You're welcome!
Just loved this,with brown beans and fried potatoes, and apple sauce.
Thank you for sharing short, sweet and to the point I like that!!! I will absolutely try your recipe!!! My grandmother use to make hot water cornbread they were so so good haven’t had any since she has been gone. Looking forward to making them.
I'm so glad my video brought back fond memories! I hope you enjoy this recipe! Be blessed!
Yum yum.....believe it or not my father in law taught me how to make this fried cornbread.
Had my in laws for dinner every Friday evening. 😊
Love it with beans + rice., nice and crispy on the outside.
Hi Al Hamp, thanks for stopping by my channel! Yes, these are good with beans and greens, and gold by themselves with some honey on top! Hmmmhmmm good!
My mother use to make this your real brought back memories. We would have this with fish collar green. Its nice to see that peoples remembers our roots there Nothing like soul food. Yum Yum to my tummy
Thomasina Goss, you are absolutely right, ain't nothing like soul food! I'm glad I was able to spark fond memories from the past. Thanks you for stopping by and leaving a comment! Be blessed!
So happy this came up on my suggested videos. I remember having this as a kid. One way we ate them was to put a bit of molasses on them and eat them in place of pancakes on a cold winter morning.
Hi Paula Jones, I'm so happy my video was a suggested video on your feed. We grew up eating this too, and I love, love, love them. I've never tried them with anything sweet on top, but I'm sure it's delicious! I appreciate you stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I made it was great. Thanks for the recipe.👍👍
You're most welcome; and I'm happy you enjoyed it! I appreciate you stopping by, viewing a video and leaving a comment! Be Blessed!
Looks & smells great! I love your soft southern voice, ma'am, and I would love to share some greens & cornbread at a table with you.
Hey AJ Carr, thanks for stopping by my channel, and thank you for such a nice comment!
Very good demonstration. Thank you.
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Just what my grandma Vonroe made and taught me how…..I still make them at least one a month, I get a craving for them !
I might do them for thanksgiving and bring them over to my sons house thanks for sharing
Sounds great! Hope you enjoy! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
My mother used to make these all the time as we were growing up. Now, I add a pat of butter and a bit of baking powder to mine for a fluffier and richer patty.
@Mardres Story, thanks for your comment and stopping by. Be blessed!
How much baking powder ?
Yes, I noticed there was zero leavening in this recipe.
It sorta reminds me of something we ate as young children down south called Cush Cush (spelling?)for breakfast and other meals as well. The batter is poured into a lightly greased hot skillet and fried. Constantly stirring until it's cooked. Put some in a bowl with milk and eat like cereal. Doesn't sound like much but to me it was 😋 I'm sure I'd enjoy yours as well with some greens or even some Pinto beans. Thanks
Yes, this cornbread is perfect with some greens or beans! I hope you give it a try, thanks for stopping by!
I just made your recipe I added sugar and my ohhhhhh my DELICIOUS!!! And so easy to make! Thank you for sharing👏🏽
Queen Re'ney, I'm so glad you tried and enjoyed this recipe; it's always good to tweak a recipe to your style! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I made some! And I loved it!I added a little sugar, fresh grind cornmeal from the fields of Alabama! and Goya fine cornmeal, plus a little flour, they turned out delicious!
I am so glad that you enjoyed it, thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Thanks!!! Had never heard of this time of corn bread!!! Will definitely make it.THANKS again.. blessings 👍🏽😍
Hi Elsa Estrada-Morales, blessings to you! Thanks so much for stopping by my channel. Let me know how you like them when you decide to make them!
Try frying in bacon grease 😋
Oh my gosh. My mouth is watering!,,,, I’m from the south and this looks so good and yes Mama. greens n beans!,,,,,
Thank you Helen Burke, Greens & beans for sure! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
The best! Simple, quick, and informative. Thank you so much! ❤️
You're so welcome!
You can also add some tiny pieces of jalepeno peppers 🌶 to give it a lil "kick." 😋
My Big mama used to make it, and I tell ya, there is nothing better! Thank u for refreshing my memory!
Awww Jan Higginbotham, I'm so happy I could bring back such fond memories of your Big Mama! I know those are memories to treasure! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be Blessed!
I’m making these today thank you 😊 love hot water cornbread
Tamara Wyatt thank you for stopping bye my channel! Please let me know how you like them!
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou I made them last night for dinner with my sis she loved them we had greens and fried chicken and she went back for seconds Ty they were delicious 😋
Tamara Wyatt, I'm so happy you tried and enjoyed them! They are really delicious, if you're not careful you can eat the entire batch! 🥰
Thank you for sharing the easiest recipe I've seen. I grew up on these making some today for my beans and cabbage.😀😃😄
You're welcome Joy Robinson, I too grew up eating this with beans and greens, etc. Thanka for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I love this recipe I was looking for an easy way to make HOT WATER CORNBREAD👀 AND I TELL YOU I COULD JUST HUG YOU FOR THIS RECIPE😀 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING 🙏🏽 I’m on board now!!!
Hi KKFROMNAPTOWN, thanks for stopping by my channel. I'm glad you were able to find this recipe, and find it on my channel! I received your hug and send one back to you! If and when you make it, please let me know how it turned out for you! ☺️
@@ATasteofCafeNyLou WELLA!!! I MADE IT TODAY 😀 AND EVERYONE ENJOYED IT!!! I WILL FOREVER USE THIS RECIPE😀 THANK YOU FOR SHARING AND I AM GOING TO BE LOOKING AT YOUR OTHER RECIPES TO SEE WHAT ELSE I CAN FIND😀 BE BLESSED AND STAY SAFE🙏🏽
Im glad you enjoyed it! You be blessed and safe as well! ☺️
Love this, and I was born in Selma,Alabama, so thank you for this throwback recipe that I still use today.
It's always great to bring back memories! Thanks for stopping by!
That looks so good, just like my mama used to make. Thank you for the recipe!
You are so welcome!
This is how my family always made it in North Carolina . No one has ever put this out before thank you for sharing.
You're welcome Janet Castellano. I'm happy this brought back a fond memory. Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
I recently had my Family over for a big dinner that included fried fish and porato salad. Next time we will try your cornbread. Thank you so much for sharing.❤
You're welcome Angela Baisden9, thanks for stopping by! These would probably be great with fish; they would sort of take the place of hush puppies! Let me know how they turn out. Be blessed!
My grandmother made flap jack bread too it was the best with collard greens 😋
I bet is was Lonnesha Johnson! Everything from our grandmothers are always delicious and memorable! Thanks for stopping by my channel and leaving a comment. Be Blessed
never heard of this til now! we used to make cornmeal mush and then chill, slice, and fry it.
I just got done making a batch following your recipe except i added chopped jalapenos and they are delicious! thanks for the vid.
Hi Kelly Royo, thanks for stopping by my channel and trying out one of my recipes! I'm glad you enjoyed these and I bet those jalapeños took them to another level. That's one thing about cooking, you can always put your own twist to anything! I'll have to try them your way! Be blessed!
Thin sliced small yellow onions are also good in the mixture 👌💫
Just like I remember growing up. Now that I know how it's done I'm gonna try out your recipe when I cook up my next batch of butter beans or snap beans.
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Thank you for this recipe I know my daughters will love it.
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I'm from Puerto Rico and my mother makes too but she puts butter in the mix and they are very good we call arepas de maiz in English cornbread fries
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I use a little minced fresh onion or dash of onion powder, just a tiny bit, sometimes a dash of black pepper. I spoon it into the skillet and dip the back of the spoon in the oil to press the top smooth. You can use only corn meal, but a little flour makes it more manageable.
Thank you for sharing your tips!
Growing up my mami use to serve this with white rice and beans sometimes canned cornbeef. We going through rough times. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
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Thank you for sharing this,my aunt made this for Sunday dinner.
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My mom made these all the time back in the day. Had them with bitter greens and beans. I add pepper and garlic powder…yummmmm!
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@@ATasteofCafeNyLou You’re welcome! Thanks for posting. I still make them when I get in the mood for them. 😋
Going to have to give this a try, looks delicious.
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I can't tell you how many timesI watched my Momma make those.
Thank you❤ for sharing.
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Thank you kindly. A very simple and wonderful tasting quick corn bread.
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We call these corn fritters where I'm from, but its basically the same recipe. I don't add sugar but I do throw a dash of cayenne pepper in and then drizzle a little maple syrup or honey over top. So good.
Hey William B, I don't add sugar either, and adding a dash of cayenne sounds like a winner. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Be blessed!
Beautiful. Perfect beans, vegetables. ♥️
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Oh tum, these look so golden💜 I love this recipe, I can't wait to eat this with some verde chili later today
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