Coconut cornbread

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Coconut Cornbread Recipe - NYT Cooking Nyt Recipes, Coconut Chips, Coffee Cakes, Nyt Cooking, Corn Bread Recipe, Cooking Guide, Coconut Yogurt, Canned Coconut Milk, Cast Iron Cooking

This rich, tender cornbread has coconut milk mixed into the batter, giving it a gentle, nutty fragrance. Using all of the brown sugar called for makes this almost cakelike, but you can add less for a milder, savory-sweet loaf. The coconut flake topping gets crisp and golden in the oven, adding a pleasing, nubby contrast to the soft crumb. This is best served still warm, slathered with butter if you like. Store any leftovers in the fridge (it will keep for a few days), then toast it just…

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If you follow a gluten-free diet, you are going to want to bookmark this gluten-free coconut oil cornbread! You don't need to purchase expensive gluten-free flour for this recipe! This cornbread calls for just a few simple ingredients. This cornbread tastes wonderful with soup, chili, or any holiday spread! I promise that you will have no leftovers when you make this cornbread!

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I am not easily offended, ergo, the word “moist” does not bother me. I find that it is a necessary word to use when describing things such as cake, for example. There are plenty of synonyms: clammy, cloudy, damp, dank, dewy, drenched, drippy, dripping, drizzly, misty, muggy, oozy, saturated, but I ask you, would you want a cake described by any of the words listed previously? I don’t think so. Therefore, moist it is. Personally, I find many other words far less tolerable than moist, yogurt…

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