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gulfporter

gulfporter


To clarify my substitutions/changes

It's from WaPo so it's copyrighted.  This is link.  https://www.washingtonpost.com/recipes/blueberry-cornmeal-cake/

 

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fyi, the recipe calls for making it in a cast iron skillet; I gave mine away during out last move.  It just became too darn heavy for my hands (Dupuytren's Contracture issues).  So I combine all ingredients and put in well greased-floured 8 or 9 inch square pan.  Though I bet it'd be extra good in a skillet!  

 

The recipe calls for corn meal; I have always used polenta, the fast-cooking time (the one I use cooks in 5 minutes stove top).  Not sure if that's called "quick" or "instant."

 

As I said, this time I added cardamom (a spice we both adore) to batter and instead of the sprinkle of sugar on the top before baking, I skipped that and instead brushed orange marmalade over the top when it came out of oven.  

 

 

 

 

gulfporter

gulfporter

It's from WaPo so it's copyrighted.  This is link.  https://www.washingtonpost.com/recipes/blueberry-cornmeal-cake/

 

As a subscriber I can send limited free links to others.  I will send a link to your msg's here at egullet.  

 

fyi, the recipe calls for making it in a cast iron skillet; I gave mine away during out last move.  It just became too darn heavy for my hands (Dupuytren's Contracture issues).  So I combine all ingredients and put in well greased-floured 8 or 9 inch square pan.  Though I bet it'd be extra good in a skillet!  

 

As I said, this time I added cardamom (a spice we both adore) to batter and instead of the sprinkle of sugar on the top before baking, I skipped that and instead brushed orange marmalade over the top when it came out of oven.  

 

 

 

 

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