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Step 1
Lift the jalapeño cornbread from the skillet after it has cooled. It should appear yellowish-brown on top and a deeper brown on the bottom.
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Step 2
Use a sharp knife to cut from the center to the edge, as if you were cutting a wedge of cake. Cut slices of the plain cornbread.
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Step 3
Serve your plain cornbread southern-style, with spicy chili or a bowl of red beans. Dribble some honey over the cornbread.
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Step 4
Bring jalapeño cornbread to your barbecue. Serve it with barbecue ribs or chicken.
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Step 5
Create your Sunday-after church meal by serving both kinds of cornbread with fried chicken and macaroni and cheese. Cover it with soft, creamy butter.









