Have you tried the Pillsbury Cornbread Swirls yet? If not, you’ll find them in the refrigerated section at your local grocery store. At our store they’re sold alongside the crescent rolls, pre-made cookie doughs, biscuits, etc. You know…those that are in those fun pop-to-open cans.
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Back in November our daughter made and served them along with our Thanksgiving holiday meal. She served 3 batches and all were gone within 30 minutes. Everyone really loved them. Unlike traditional cornbread, these weren’t dry, hard and crumbly. Nice consistency and flavor to them.
They’re easy to make. Pop open the can. Lightly grease your muffin pan and then place each swirl into the muffin cavity. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F and bake for 14-18 minutes or until done. The tops will be a light golden brown in color. By the way, they smell delicious as they’re baking.
You can serve as-is, with butter slathered on the top, drizzled with melted honey butter or simply just drizzle a little honey over-the-top. My grandchildren also like a little bit of brown sugar sprinkled on top. You can serve them a variety of different ways.
Once my wife and I tried them…we became hooked on them! We’ve been making them at least once every 10-14 days and trying them with different toppings (see above). They’re a great addition to any meal, soup, stew, or just enjoy them as a little snack. Serving size is 1 Cornbread Swirl at 170 calories. Not too bad!
If you haven’t tried them yet…you really should! Especially if you’re a fan of cornbread. By the way, it’s my favorite side when served with my wife’s homemade chili. In my opinion, nothing goes better with chili than cornbread!
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I have never tried this recipe. I also have not had cornbread in a long time. This would be perfect for me to make so that I can just have one at a time.
I always make cornbread when we have chili. This is something I will have to look for next visit to the grocery store.
They have the most perfect swirls. I’ll have to look out for them.
Cornbread fan here and have to say these do look and sound good. Really nice part quick and easy. No getting all the stuff out and mixing it baking then cleaning up the mess…
I need to get these ad try them. This is a great idea that they should have had long ago.
I have been craving cornbread lately and just got home from the grocery store and I totally forgot to get the mix. I am so getting these the very next time I am in the store these sound nice and easy thanks for sharing.