New England Corn Bread Recipe Card Front

Front of the recipe card for New England Corn Bread.

This recipe card for New England Corn Bread appeared in the Ladies Home Journal in 1946.

COOK’S NOTES

I made this recipe and it is an INCREDIBLY dense batter but bakes up nice.
The pan I used was a 9″ cast iron skillet so if you use a small skillet, it might perk up a bit and get more height with it.
It’s not a high rising fluffy cornbread but it was perfect to go with the chili I made to pair it with.

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