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	<title>Comments on: Rosemary Cornmeal Loaf with Lingonberry Butter</title>
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		<title>By: rinabeana</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One night I decided to make cornbread on the spur of the moment and found this recipe in my binder. I wanted plain cornbread to go with some soup, so I omitted the rosemary and lingonberry butter (the defining features of the recipe, I realize!). I wouldn&#039;t have thought to use olive oil, but I&#039;m glad I gave it a try because the cornbread turned out beautifully! My husband and I enjoyed it so much I&#039;ve made it a couple times since then. I like that the sugar content is relatively low (I reduced slightly to 1/4 cup) and that relatively healthy olive oil is used in place of vegetable oil (present in many other recipes). I also got away with adding some vinegar to milk in lieu of buttermilk, which I don&#039;t usually have on hand. My recommendation is to watch closely and not bake too long so you get a lovely moist texture. I baked in a flatter pan, so baking time was only about 20 minutes. Thanks for sharing the recipe!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One night I decided to make cornbread on the spur of the moment and found this recipe in my binder. I wanted plain cornbread to go with some soup, so I omitted the rosemary and lingonberry butter (the defining features of the recipe, I realize!). I wouldn&#8217;t have thought to use olive oil, but I&#8217;m glad I gave it a try because the cornbread turned out beautifully! My husband and I enjoyed it so much I&#8217;ve made it a couple times since then. I like that the sugar content is relatively low (I reduced slightly to 1/4 cup) and that relatively healthy olive oil is used in place of vegetable oil (present in many other recipes). I also got away with adding some vinegar to milk in lieu of buttermilk, which I don&#8217;t usually have on hand. My recommendation is to watch closely and not bake too long so you get a lovely moist texture. I baked in a flatter pan, so baking time was only about 20 minutes. Thanks for sharing the recipe!</p>
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