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Baking Experiment: Cheese-filled Cornbread

This certainly isn’t pie, and it’s not really cake either, but it’s baked in a bundt pan so I’m calling it close enough. I made this Cornbread Bundt with Savory Cheese Filling the other day for supper.

Suggested use is as a side with soup or chili, but we decided to just have this with salad on the side. It is really delicious!

10/10, would definitely recommend! Have you tried any new recipes lately? What were they and how did they turn out?

22 thoughts on “Baking Experiment: Cheese-filled Cornbread

  1. We were watching a cooking show the other day where they were using Bundt tins and my husband asked what they were saying, then asked why I don’t make one. I replied that I don’t own a Bundt tins. You seem to have a great collection of them and making some tasty looking things in them. I think my husband would love this.

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      1. For the turkey, I got some turkey thighs (much easier than cooking the whole bird, and we like the dark meat best) and roasted them in the oven for an hour, basting them part-way through. That part I’d done before. The new part was the flavor part: instead of just sticking butter under the skin (to keep the meat moist and give flavor), I mixed up some garlic-herb cream cheese, soy sauce, and a handful of other spices along with the butter, and used that. It was really good!

        The new pie is this recipe: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/the-great-pumpkin-pie-recipe/
        Hopefully it will be yummy!

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      2. Very true! This is not the time of year to mess around with complications. I have a recipe for PSL pie that looks delicious, but has a lot of extra fiddly steps. Pass for now!

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      3. Agreed! It has espresso powder and pumpkin spice blend in all of the elements – crust, filling, and whipped cream. Not a lot, but enough so you would taste it. Which sounds delicious but like a bit more hassle than I need at this time of year.

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