Cornbread Supper Skillet

Apr
17
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Cornbread Supper Skillet
This cornbread supper skillet is so easy and so fast, you’ll think you’re making Homemade Hamburger Helper. Only different. With cornbread! And it’s delicious. You can use this as a go-to dish for a quick dinner when you have no time at all, or bake it when you have lots of time and spend your spare time lounging on the couch! No one will know the difference because it’s that good.

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Difficulty: Easy

Servings: 8

Prep Time: 20 minutes   Cook Time: 35 minutes  

Ingredients

1 pound ground beef
1/4 cup onions, chopped
1/2 cup peppers (hot or sweet), chopped
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 teaspoon salt
16 ounces canned tomatoes
1 cup cheese (any), shredded (optional)
1 recipe cornbread

Directions

Brown ground beef in a skillet.

Strain the grease, leaving enough in the skillet to coat the skillet for baking. Combine all the ingredients in a bowl (except for the cornbread, of course).

You can add just about anything to the meat mixture. When fresh veggies are in season, add a 1/2 to 3/4 cup fresh corn, chopped zucchini, etc, whatever floats your boat.

My iron skillet is a 9-inch and this works perfectly for the recipe as listed above and can also take about 1/2 to 3/4 more of fresh veggies mixed in. Be careful not to add too much extras to fit your skillet size.

Prepare the cornbread!

Spread half of the cornbread mixture in the bottom of the greased skillet. (Same skillet you cooked the ground beef in, spread the reserved grease around from browning the ground beef to grease the skillet.)

Add meat mixture and top with shredded cheese, if using. You don’t have to add cheese. I don’t always. When I do, I like cheddar or jack. But any cheese you like will do.

Pour/spoon out the rest of the cornbread mixture on top and spread it around to cover.

Bake in a 350-degree oven for about 35 minutes. Watch it, it’s done when the top of the cornbread is starting to brown.

You will love this! I promise.

And yes, you can make this in a skillet that is not an iron skillet. But if you don’t have an iron skillet, why not?

Categories: Beef, Casserole, One Dish Meal

Submitted by: suzanne-mcminn on April 17, 2010



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Comments

  1. whaledancer says:

    This was a huge hit at our house. DH said it was great, and then when we had the leftovers he said it was even better left over.

  2. mrsgmc says:

    Love, love, love it. I made this dish as soon as it hit the main page of CITR. Everyone in my family loved the flavor and the arome it gave the house. My one regret was that I didn’t know of it in the dead of winter (NE KS). We had a long hard season, as well, and boy…this would’ve been a wonderful supper on those cold nights! It’s still quite chilly here for May and it’s currently raining…I’m making it again tonight. Thanks for sharing this recipe!

  3. daphne says:

    Just made the cornbread!! Wonderful!

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