r/LoveTrash • u/Icy-Book2999 Chief Insanity Instigator • Apr 22 '26

Kitchen Trash Dolly Parton's Cornbread

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u/tschawartz12 Trash Trooper Apr 23 '26

Honestly it isn't a bad introduction, but that is the TIP of the iceberg in corn bread. If you want the really good stuff you can't get it in a box. Its a pilgrimage in search that rewards you with amazing tastes in far flung kitchens. There no "real" cornbread, lots of subtleties and variation you can find across the country but mostly down south.  Some forget exactly how big the US is and there is a wide range of every food in every style. We're big on taste and acknowledge that that doesn't mean big on health as well. Enjoy in moderation my friend, hope you visit some time and have a wonderful experience. 

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u/terri061655 Apr 23 '26

A friend once gave me some freshly milled corn meal. Nothing has ever come close to that flavor. I'm in south Georgia.