Corn Pudding

“My family went ape-sh#% crazy over this corn dish. I served it for Thanksgiving. I had to use frozen corn but I can’t wait to try it with fresh corn. Excellent sweet, creamy flavor. Thank you for this recipe.”

“Used half and half instead of cream.Delicious.”

“I made this recipe for Thanksgiving for a samll group and they loved it. I used half & half ans splenda in place of sugar and heavy cream and it was delicious. It is Xmas eve and I am gonna make it again this time with all the sugar and fat for a crew that likes rich tasting food and you only live once!!! My Nana used to make hers more on the savory side…so I hope they like it. So far thumbs up. Oh and I agree with one of the other reviews…. use a shallow pan… everyone want a little of the brown sweet crust.”

“I made this for our Christmas dinner and everyone gave it 5+ stars!unbelievably delicious and easy.I followed the recipe exactly but may(in the interest of calories) use 1/2 and 1/2 the next time.I also used canned yellow corn as it was on sale…just delicious.I made this the night before and cooked it for 60 minutes then reheated it the next day…it was completely set in the middle and I used a deep 2 1/2 or 3 qt casserole dish…definitely a Christmas staple from now on in our home!”

“Amazingly good. I halved the recipe and baked in 8×8 Pyrex dish. I followed the recipe exactly except adding 1 more tbsp sugar (for half recipe). I used cans of whole kernel corn (the no salt added kind). My bake time is about 45 mins. I will bake this in small ramekins next time for individual portion.”

“It was a side for Christmas dinner – oh my oh my it was wonderful.So simple and yet looked and tasted complicated!I’m thinking of making this again for friends coming over on New Years day for dinner. I had organic frozen corn and was unsure if I should defrost first.By the time I got around to assembling the dish the corn was partially frozen.So not to worry next time as this seems to be one of those recipes that behaves itself.Thanks for posting.UPDATE: When I made it Christmas Day there was too much for the dish so I covered and put back in the fridge.Two days later threw it in the oven and it turned out as perfect as it was on Christmas Day.Note to self: Very good make ahead dish. :-)”

“This is fantastic! Make sure you use an oblong pan or a shallow dish or the pudding will not set! I made the mistake the first time of putting it into a deep dish and the top and edges were burning while the middle was still pure liquid!”

“My family had never even heard of corn pudding before, but I thought I’d try something new. They liked it, but thought it was a bit too eggy for their taste. I sliced it up and fried it the next morning for breakfast, they loved that! A little fresh salsa on top and they were happy campers that morning.”

“This was very good!I sauted some finely diced red bell peppers which added a little color and perhaps a little extra kick of flavor. This is a keeper!”

“Fast, Easy and above all Delicious!I was in charge of the Turkey, Asparagus and one extra vegetable dish this Thanksgiving and after reviewing what everyone was bringing I decided to make a Corn dish.Rather than go along the typical corn casserole recipes (using Jiffy Corn muffin mix) I decided to opt for a Corn Pudding and that’s when I found your recipe.I had everything on hand and it took a minute to whip up.Everyone raved over it and there wasn’t any left to take home!I love Thanksgiving leftovers and had to make another batch today to serve with dinner.Thank you so much for this recipe!It will become part of my Thanksgiving every year from now on!Italianmomof2!”

“My husband picked this recipe out. Very delicious and had a rich, creamy texture. I only use 1 T. of sugar because I thought 1/4 c. might be too much for our tastes. We were very happy with the way this corn pudding turned out. The only problem is we didn’t have any fresh corn. We will definitely be trying this again in the summertime. Thanks Nurse Di.”

“This turned out well. Thanks for posting”

“I didn’t like this recipe at all.I give it 3 stars because it cooked up properly if you follow the directions, but I would give it 1 star for taste.The corn to custard ratio was way off for me.It was just like eating a can of corn.I would cut the corn in half if I were to make it again.The amount of salt was right.Nicely seasoned.”

“Made this for Christmas Eve dinner for a family who had never had anything similar.Everyone loved it.I followed the recipe exactly, other than upping by 50% which required baking in 2 pans.Same cooking time – 60 minutes.”

“I ended up using 7 cups of frozen corn instead of 6 since I didn’t want to stick just 1 cup of corn back in the freezer. Other than that, made as is. Absolutely everyone liked this and was the first leftover dish to disappear.”

“I was really excited to make this for my family at Thanksgiving this year, considering it got such rave reviews. I had a similar dish a few months ago, and have been trying to find a good recipe. Overall, the recipe was just okay. Decent sweet corn taste. It just wasn’t wonderful. Also, it didn’t hold together well. I followed the recipe exactly (canned corn). It looked beautiful when it came out of the oven. It just didn’t live up to the hype. I wish I had not made this for thanksgiving. It was not much better than seasoned corn straight out of the can. Sorry! I wanted so badly for this to be my new go-to.”

“Excellent, what a hit! Thanks for the great recipe! I did it in a 9 x 9″ glass baking dish, with half the ingredients (see photo).”

“Wonderful recipe! Family LOVES this. I fried frozen corn with green peppers and onions and added shredded cheddar cheese when I mixed it all together. Bake time was 60 mins. AMAZING!! With a golden color. Thank you for this recipe!”

“Delicious! I made 1/2 the recipe and cooked it in an 8×8″ baking dish. DH loved it!”

“Loved the flavor of this recipe, and ease of preparation, but didn’t care for the texture,hence the 4 stars. It was too curdle-ee and eggy for my tastes. I prefer the scalloped corn recipe I’ve posted on this site, even though the prep is a little more involved. I probably wouldn’t make this again, unless I was really strapped for time, but thanks for posting.”