I soak them over night so they really don't take that long. I posted a recipe the other day. I'll bump it up for you.
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Army Thread January 1st 2009
Black-eyed peas only take an hour, maybe 1.5 hour, to simmer and cook to the right degree of done-ness. I like to get them frozen, not dried. But either way, they are wonderful. LTG's recipe is a good one. Mine is slightly different, but as far as that goes, everyone cooks her own, in her own way.
Cornbread is a whole other issue, there are those who like it sweet (NOT ME) and those who do not. I have never found a good recipe for making it from scratch, and most of the mixes on the market are sweet, but there is one good one I use all the time made by Martha White:
It's also really good with some cheddar cheese and jalapeno peppers in the batter!
I'll cook all this for you when you come visit, Oney!
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Army Thread January 1st 2009
LookingToGrow;507756 wrote: WIP, do you make yours with whole corn?
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Army Thread January 1st 2009
I have a great recipe for cornbread that I got from school in the 2nd grade -- must have been a math lesson or something. It has a little bit of sugar, but doesn't taste overly sweet. My mom always made cornbread in a square Pyrex baking dish, which is typical in the Midwest, rather than the Southern cast iron skillet method. The skillet way gives a crispier texture to the cornbread, though; my husband won't have it any other way since his mom is southern.
When I was in high school geometry, a friend taught me a little ditty:
"Pi r squared."
"No, pi are round. Cornbread are square!"
OK, now that all you think I'm crazy and went to the University of Cornbread!
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