Grandma Jane's Scalloped Corn

Grandma Jane's Scalloped Corn is my favorite corn dish to make, and my favorite to eat. It's like eating a delicious, sweet corn souffle.

Grandma Jane's Scalloped Corn
Grandma Jane's Scalloped Corn

Grandma Jane's Scalloped Corn is my favorite corn dish to make, and my favorite to eat. It's like eating a delicious, sweet corn souffle.

  • Preparing Time: 15 minutes
  • Total Time: 30 minutes
  • Served Person: 10
  • Carbohydrate 10.7584653360859 g
  • Cholesterol 19.4012500113189 mg
  • Fat 6.94310117061874 g
  • Fiber 0.000883333333333333 g
  • Protein 2.36700250198055 g
  • Saturated Fat 4.25796666905193 g
  • Serving Size 1 1 Serving (92g)
  • Sodium 2852.06547472568 mg
  • Sugar 10.7575820027526 g
  • Trans Fat 0.594391167034922 g
  • Calories 113 calories

Step-by-step

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  • Spray a 2-quart casserole dish with cooking oil.
  • Mix all of the ingredients except the butter together until combined, pour into prepared casserole dish and then drop small bits of butter over the mixture. (I cut it into about 10 small chunks and dropped them around the dish.)
  • Place in oven and bake 80-90 minutes uncovered - check at 60 minutes to see how it is doing. If it is jiggly in the center it is not cooked.
  • Remove from oven once the center is set, it will still look wet but will not be very jiggly.
  • If the top starts to become too browned, lightly cover with a piece of tin foil.
  • Serve hot, and store in a tight container in the fridge.
  • Enjoy!

Grandma Jane's Scalloped Corn: A Taste of Home

There's nothing quite like the comforting warmth of a freshly baked casserole on a chilly evening. And for me, nothing embodies that comfort quite like Grandma Jane's Scalloped Corn. This recipe isn't just a dish; it's a memory, a taste of home, a delicious piece of my family history. Grandma Jane, bless her soul, had a knack for making even the simplest ingredients sing. This scalloped corn is a testament to that talent.

I remember countless family gatherings centered around her kitchen table, the aroma of baking corn filling the air. The creamy, sweet, and subtly savory taste is ingrained in my memory. It’s a dish that transcends mere sustenance; it’s a taste of togetherness, of laughter, and of love. Years later, recreating this recipe brings back all those cherished feelings. It's more than just following instructions; it's a ritual, a connection to the past, and a way to share a piece of my heritage with my own family.

The beauty of this recipe lies in its simplicity. It doesn't require exotic ingredients or complicated techniques. The magic is in the careful balance of flavors – the sweetness of the corn, the richness of the butter and milk, and the gentle warmth of the oven. It's a recipe that's easily adaptable to your preferences. Feel free to experiment! Want a spicier kick? Add a pinch of cayenne pepper. Prefer a tangier flavor? A squeeze of lemon juice would do the trick. The possibilities are endless!

Beyond the deliciousness, this recipe is incredibly versatile. It's perfect as a side dish for any occasion – from a casual weeknight dinner to a festive holiday gathering. It’s equally at home served alongside roasted chicken, grilled meats, or even hearty vegetarian dishes. And the leftovers? Oh, the leftovers! They're just as delicious the next day, making it a perfect make-ahead dish for busy weeknights.

What truly sets this scalloped corn apart is its texture. It's not too dry, not too soupy – it achieves that perfect balance between creamy richness and tender corn kernels. The small bits of butter nestled throughout the dish melt beautifully in the oven, adding an extra layer of flavor and richness. Each bite is a burst of comforting sweetness, a reminder of simpler times and the unconditional love found within a family.

Over the years, I’ve made countless batches of Grandma Jane’s Scalloped Corn, each time cherishing the process and the memories it evokes. It’s become a tradition, a way to honor my grandmother’s legacy and share her culinary love with those I care about. More than just a recipe, it’s a legacy of love, warmth, and deliciousness passed down through generations.

So, gather your ingredients, preheat your oven, and prepare to be transported back in time. Prepare to experience the pure joy of Grandma Jane’s Scalloped Corn. It’s a dish that will warm your heart and satisfy your taste buds, leaving you with a feeling of contentment and a lasting connection to the people and memories that matter most.

Beyond the recipe, I encourage you to consider the significance of food in your life. What dishes bring back cherished memories? What recipes do you associate with specific people or events? Sharing food is more than just nourishment; it's a way to connect, to celebrate, and to create lasting memories.