The preparation of holiday turkey and dressing, along with grandmother's
homemade gravy, is almost a religious experience in the south.
Mother would collect all her tried and true recipes clipped
from the newspaper column of Craig Claiborne and decide which
ones would be featured on her menu for the current year!
I learned to take a few shortcuts on certain side dishes by
using a slow cooker or crockpot if you will.
This year, our best southern cream corn has been requested,
and this one is just befitting of my new autumn crockpot.
When it comes preparing this ritual meal, no one
gets in the way of using a slow cooker.
I selected my vintage Thanksgiving casserole dish
to display our southern cream corn on the sideboard!
Good lord...I looked back through the years and realized
it is now forty years old!
Y'all need to try this side dish recipe....
it is easy, and is absolutely scrumptious!!!
BEST
EVER CREAMED CORN~SLOW COOKER STYLE
8
oz. cream cheese, cut into pieces
1 cup milk
1/2 cup heavy cream or half and half
1/4 cup unsalted butter
3 T. sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 pounds frozen corn
1/2 cup heavy cream or half and half
1/4 cup unsalted butter
3 T. sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 pounds frozen corn
Combine ingredients in slow cooker. Stir to combine. Cover and cook on low for 4 hours. At about 3 hours it will completely come together. Allow to cook for the full 4 hours for the best results.
"I overheard the people talking...
we are going to eat a turkey!
I think I am emotional about that....."
I think I am emotional about that....."
Creamed cheese.... Interesting.
ReplyDeleteCreamed Corn... Old fashioned... Comfort food.... -smile-
We need that, now...
Love, Tessa
Yes...we do need comfort in any form or fashion. Hugs Tessa!
DeleteAnother one going on my menu.....my group LOVES corn in any form!
ReplyDeleteBeen busy last week and didn't have time to catch up on blogs until last night. Had the best time reading back thru your blog last night and you do have the best recipes ever!! Going to use several for my big meal. Thanks!!
Ho great jmac! Hope y'all love this one. Have a very blessed week!
DeleteOh..........and I'm dying over that casserole dish.....I want it!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI will try this yummy sounding recipe for Thanksgiving. I love easy to prepare dishes and those that can be put in a crockpot. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBetsy. I am SOOOO going to do this for Thanksgiving this year! OMGOSH! That sounds fantastic. I am clipping it to my Thanksgiving to do list right now! Thanks so much. Love your "old" tureen, too. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteOh- Betsy- How many would you say this served?
ReplyDeleteWe have 12 for Thankgiving Diana. If you have more than this, I would suggest doubling the recipe. Everyone loves leftovers the next day! I so hope you enjoy!
DeleteOkay. I need another crockpot! This looks so good. What an adorable serving piece, too. It's timeless.
ReplyDeleteA lady can never have too many crockpots Vee. Have a lovely week,
DeleteOutstanding! I've made this in the past but never in a crock pot. So excited to serve this...an example of real comfort food. :)
ReplyDeletexo
Pat