Buttery Corn Puddin’

Buttery Corn Puddin’

  • Prep Time: 10 mins
  • Total Time: 55 mins
  • Servings: 8
  • About This Recipe

    “Yummy, creamy, wonderful.These are the words to describe this casserole. Easy comes in there too.”

    Ingredients

  • 1 (17ounce) cans creamed corn
  • 1/4 cupall-purpose flour
  • 1/4 cupsugar
  • 3/4 cupmilk
  • 3eggs
  • 1/4 cupmelted butter( may use margarine, butter is better)
  • salt
  • 2teaspoons butter or 2teaspoonsmargarine, softened
  • Directions

  • Combine corn, flour, sugar, milk, eggs & 1/4 cup of butter in bowl.
  • Mix thoroughly.
  • Pour into 1 1/2 quart casserole greased with remaining 2 teaspoons of butter.
  • Bake at 375° for 45 minutes or till set.
  • Reviews

  • “I sure am glad this recipe popped up !!! Just what I needed to go with our roast pork.. Sure is yummy… sure is creamy .. .sure is wonderful… and no doubt about it – easy !!! We loved it and will be having again soon and often..Thanks”

  • “I made this for my husband and now he pesters me all the time to make this.It is absolutely wonderful.Everyone whom I make it for has the same enthusiastic response.”

  • “I doubled this and stirred in an additional can of whole corn kernals for added texture, then cooked in a 9X13 pan. So amazingly good. It was gobbled up in no time!”

  • “This was delicious and I will be making it again.I used the frozen “tube” of creamed corn.I added one cup of extra sweet whole kernel frozen corn. I did not make any other changes to the recipe.I actually assembled it the night before, refrigerated it, and then left it in the oven on time bake while I was at church on Sunday morning.It came out just fine.I do think I might reduce the sugar just a tad next time.”

  • “Such a simple recipe but so good!We had this tonight with pork chops and garlic bread.Everybody loved it.”

  • “Fabulous comfort food! Versatile enough for company with room for variations. These ingredients are always on hand. Soy and rice milk work well for the milk. I substituted corn meal for the flour and added a dash of tabasco and some onion powder. Some bacon bits are the next change. I’ve tried similar, more complicated recipes without better results.Thanks for a winner.”

  • “Couldn’t be any better.I’ve made this several times and it’s always a hit.I’m doubling it to take for Easter dinner tomorrow.Thanks for a true keeper, Darlene.”

  • “According to my partner, this turned a “great” meal into a “perfect” meal.This was so easy to make (mix the flour with the melted butter before the other ingredients to avoid flour lumps).I have a feeling this will become a staple side dish in my household.It was even tasty the next morning for breakfast with a little maple syrup!I may try substituting the flour with masa harina in the future as an experiment.Thanks so much! :-)”

  • “I loved that this did not require any unusual products. I think next time I might up my flour to 1/3 cup, as mine took rather longer to set up completely – possibly a factor of the brand creamed corn I used, alhtough I had reduced the milk a few tablespoons in anticipation. Wonderful taste, no-fuss preparation.”

  • “This is sooo good!!Very creamy, little bit sweet, just perfect to go with almost anything.We had it with ham and just couldn’t get enough of it!!Yum, definitely a 5 star recipe!!!”

  • “5 Stars isn’t enough!Fixed this with some pork chops and my husband could not stop eating this dish.Have saved and will make this again and again!THANKS for a great recipe!”

  • “This side dish was recommended to me in the “request a recipe” forum as a side dish for Crockpot Stuffed Peppers Recipe #38647 and I’m so glad it was. My parents, who were over for dinner, really enjoyed this and even my son had 2 helpings.”

  • “I have a similar recipe that calls for a tad less sugar, cornbread mix in place of the flour, and a bit more butter.I got it from a woman who used to live in Virginia.My favorite, which I can no longer find, is one from New England that called for Cope’s Dry Corn.I love yours because it calls for no special ingredients, and can be made up pronto form what’s on hand.I made it last night to go with BBQ flank steak, it was the hit of the meal.”

  • “Wow! What a great way to spruce up and stretch a tin of creamed corn.I made this the other night as a side dish and it went a very long way…but there was not a scrap left.I got asked for the recipe twice!Thanks for a keepr, I’ll be making this one again!”

  • “My DH loves creamed corn, I’m okay with it but don’t want it too often, so I thought I’d try this for something different – Wow! My husband loved it & so did I; I thought it was a bit sweet, & mentioned I might cut the sugar a bit, but my hubby said no way. Can’t wait to try this on my pickier grandkids! “

  • “My kids couldn’t get enough of this! They kept asking for more and more and more. It was sweet without being overpowering, and the texture was nice. It’s a perfect side dish for almost anything. Thanks for posting!”

  • “I’m picky about food, and this was a great recipe.I don’t eat much corn, but this was sweet and had a nice texture.”

  • “this is just sooo!!!! good everytime i make this my son will eat what’s left.thanksshapeweaver”

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