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Copycat Jiffy Cornbread Mix

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Cornbread mix isn’t particularly expensive, but if you’d prefer to make your own (to control the ingredients) or just to have your own convenience mixes on hand, this homemade copycat jiffy cornbread mix is perfect.

Copycat Jiffy Cornbread Mix

You’ll Need:
4 cups flour
4 cups cornmeal
2 cups nonfat dry milk
3/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup baking powder
1 teaspoon salt

Combine all until well blended.

USE FOR CORN BREAD:
Combine
1/4 cup melted butter or margarine in 8″ square pan while preheating oven to 425ºF
1 egg, beaten
1 cup water or milk
2 1/3 cup Mix

Stir just to blend. Pour into pan greased 8″ round pan and bake about 18-20 min.

USE FOR MUFFINS: Prepare batter as for Corn Bread and spoon into 12 greased medium muffin cups.

USE FOR CHEESE CORN BREAD: After turning Corn Bread batter into pan, sprinkle with 1/2 c. shredded Cheddar cheese

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5 thoughts on “Copycat Jiffy Cornbread Mix”

    • how would i make the waffles out of this like i do the jiffy mix?

      hi jmperez. i think you may have two different jiffy mixes confused. this mix recipe is for the jiffy cornbreadmix, not the jiffy bakingmix.

      i had to read the name and recipe twice to make sure i didn’t have them confused.

      btw, if you want a mix recipe to use to make waffles (like the jiffy baking mix), try the copycat/clone for bisquick here.

      did you know…the basic difference between a pancake and a waffle is the oil? waffle mix has oil and the pancake mix does not. because you use oil to make the waffle mix, the other wet ingredients (egg and milk) are adjusted.

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      • Hi jmperez. I think you may have two different Jiffy Mixes confused. This mix recipe is for the Jiffy CornbreadMix, not the jiffy bakingmix.

        i had to read the name and recipe twice to make sure i didn’t have them confused.

        btw, if you want a mix recipe to use to make waffles (like the jiffy baking mix), try the copycat/clone for bisquick here.

        did you know…the basic difference between a pancake and a waffle is the oil? waffle mix has oil and the pancake mix does not. because you use oil to make the waffle mix, the other wet ingredients (egg and milk) are adjusted.

        both pancake and waffle recipes typically contain fat. the difference is pancakes have less fat than waffles and that’s the big difference.

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  4. Love shower first, let me tell you that i am not a cornbread fan. i will eat it sometimes, but not that often. i can’t get past the gritty textures of most cornbread recipes.

    i use to tell my mom that if i wanted to eat sand, i’d go outside and get a spoonful (i grew up on the coast).

    i used this mix for the first time last night to make cornbread muffins to go with our supper (cheesy south of the border soup), and i was very pleased with the outcome. the muffins were light, full of flavor (not sugar and salt), and went well with our dinner. i didn’t feel like i was chewing sand, either!

    :worthy:

    now, i made 12 muffins (for Mom, my husband, & me) for dinner – there are only 2 left this morning! I’m not telling how many each of us ate on our own, but I will tell you that I ate more than one! :dunno:

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