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safe_promotion_2955Aug 31, 1:18 PM

I'm from rural Canada so this wasn't something I grew up with but I found this recipe and tried it and it was extremely cost-effective and tasty! [https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a9880/beans-and-cornb/](https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a9880/beans-and-cornb/)

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  • dijon2017_2·Sep 2, 11:41 PM

    It’s kind of like making a vegetarian chili (minus the bacon) with a few types of beans, onions, peppers and chili seasoning.

  • safe_promotion_295_2·Sep 3, 9:40 AM

    I was surprised how flavorful it was given that it doesn't have a ton of ingredients like chili does. I'd also never had cornbread and was surprised by its taste, too. The bag of cornmeal is gonna take me pretty far.

  • giraflor·Sep 3, 12:19 PM

    Beans, cornbread, and collard greens is a great inexpensive meal.

  • ok_assistance4655·Sep 3, 12:25 PM

    I hope the hipsters never find out about collard greens.

  • chigrrl1098_3·Sep 5, 1:46 PM

    I'm not super impressed by the Pioneer Lady, but I've made this cornbread recipe a bunch of times and it's a winner: [https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/my-favorite-cornbread/](https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/my-favorite-cornbread/) Extra tip from my southern grandma, grease your pan with oil and put it in the oven whilst it's preheating. You'll get a crispier crust.

  • cat_at_the_keyboard·Sep 5, 8:18 PM

    Shhhh please I'll cry if they become expensive

  • thursmalls·Sep 5, 9:19 PM

    That recipe is the one that won my kids over to cornbread. It's more like corn cake in a lot of ways. They never would have touched the PW version, and ngl it doesn't sound appealing. I feel like that much shortening is not going to taste that great, plus doesn't seem healthy. I grew up with the BH&G recipe which has a lot less sugar and fat than Sally's and is probably healthier. But it's pretty dry and I can see why they didn't like it much.

  • dmitristepanov·Sep 6, 3:28 AM

    Try switching out the beans to vary it up. My favorites are navy beans and butter beans. I've also had black beans, mayo cobas, and red kidney beans.

  • aqqalachia·Sep 6, 3:10 PM

    east tn and my grandparents and mom ate majority this from poverty, and so did their parents and back and back. soup beans is great.

  • chigrrl1098_4·Sep 6, 3:34 PM

    It's a really good recipe. Yeah, Everything of the Pioneer Woman has been meh to me. I'm not fond of her whole schtick and the family is really problematic. I have been known to call her the Pioneer Witch, lol. My grandma made really good corn bread, and I miss her cornbread fritters. But Sally's recipe is the next best thing.

  • rusty0123·Sep 7, 9:54 PM

    I like it with salt pork rather than bacon. If you have leftover cornbread, try cornbread mush. When it starts to go stale, crumble with milk (or buttermilk) to make a cold porridge. My grandfather ate it every night for supper, but I like it for breakfast.

  • the_shroomerist·Sep 7, 10:56 PM

    [Beans and Cornbread](https://youtu.be/Fbv3xQA7jJE?si=x9kNzPy2HdS2sP1Z)

  • pbjamm·Sep 8, 2:42 AM

    An absolute classic, and you beat me to it. Beans and Cornbread had a fight!

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