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This is the the dish that makes Thanksgiving for me! Keep your stuffing and cranberry sauce and give me a heaping helping of the warm, comforting and filling side!
Preheat your over to 350F and grease an 8-inch square pan. Drain can of corn, but NOT the creamed corn!
In a large bowl combine both kinds of corn, sour cream, eggs and seasonings; mix together. Add corn muffin mix and combine thoroughly. Pour mixture into the greased pan.
Cook for 25-30 minutes. The top should be a nice golden brown; check the center with a toothpick. If it comes out clean, the casserole is ready to go!
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tetonvalleygirl on 6.7.2011
I never drained either of the cans of corn. Just bake in a pan that doesn’t make it too thick (like a 9×13). Mom
Mylittlenutmeg on 2.19.2011
Oh gosh, I’m so sorry! I can’t believe I spaced that! I’ll make that change right away! I hope it was yummy!
trappedsoutherner on 2.18.2011
So I’m making this tonight. It’s currently in the oven! I’m sure it will taste delicious (how could it not?) but I do have one suggestion for you: Please add that the can of corn niblets should be DRAINED. Since it wasn’t mentioned, I did not drain my corn and the casserole has now been in the over for more than an hour and still hasn’t set or browned. Hopefully it will be done soon, and I know it will be great!