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Hot Water Cornbread

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    1. Watever amount of cornmeal you use add 1/2 that amount of flour that should always be the ratio of flour to cornmeal

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  2. Hello Mary, sorry I'm just now seeing your question. I never wrote the recipe down, but my Aunt told me she uses self rising flour, a white corn meal and boiling hot water. Then she mixes well and makes the oval shaped patties. She never told me of any measurements and has since passed away. :(

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    1. Do you make it? If so, what are the measurements you use?

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    2. I don't make my Auntie's but I do make it using a simple cornbread recipe without sugar, egg and milk. I use hot water. I don't measure.

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