Cheesy Sweetcorn
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Cheesy Sweetcorn
A favourite from one of my braai books...
Ingredients:
300 ml milk
30 ml butter
3 eggs seperated
1 x 410g can of sweetcorn or 250 ml of fresh kernels (I prefer the latter)
100 g (250 ml) grated cheddar (I add parmesan for extra flavour)
5 ml French mustard
250 ml fresh breadcrumbs
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Method:
Heat the milk and butter in a potjie/Dutch oven
Beat the egg yolks and stir into the milk along with the remaining ingredients barring the egg whites
Whisk the egg whites and fold in
Cover and cook gently over low coals until set (roughly 30 minutes)
I sometimes add pre pan fried garlic mushrooms.
Enjoy
Ingredients:
300 ml milk
30 ml butter
3 eggs seperated
1 x 410g can of sweetcorn or 250 ml of fresh kernels (I prefer the latter)
100 g (250 ml) grated cheddar (I add parmesan for extra flavour)
5 ml French mustard
250 ml fresh breadcrumbs
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Method:
Heat the milk and butter in a potjie/Dutch oven
Beat the egg yolks and stir into the milk along with the remaining ingredients barring the egg whites
Whisk the egg whites and fold in
Cover and cook gently over low coals until set (roughly 30 minutes)
I sometimes add pre pan fried garlic mushrooms.
Enjoy

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London Irish - Twisted Firestarter
- Joined: 07 Mar 2012, 12:30
- Location: Sidcup, Kent
Re: Cheesy Sweetcorn
Well, that looks like a plan for when/if the boss & his lady eventually make it for a Qfest (holding thumbs and crossing fingers makes typping difficult
)

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keith157 - Moderator
- Joined: 05 Aug 2011, 13:35
- Location: Stevenage, Herts
Re: Cheesy Sweetcorn
Sounds tasty, I would enhance the recipe slightly by either adding smoked bacon at the start or having it fondue styley with cubes of pork or beef that had been seared.....I know the veggie thing, but vegetarian food is like trying to paint a lanscape picture without using the colours blue or green, you can do it but its a bit muted.
Does sound like tasty cheesey goodness though, I note you do not add calories per serving!
Cheers
Tiny
Does sound like tasty cheesey goodness though, I note you do not add calories per serving!

Cheers
Tiny
- Tiny
- Rubbed and Ready
- Joined: 05 Jun 2012, 14:39
- Location: Portsmouth
Re: Cheesy Sweetcorn
Umm based on what little I know (2nd hand tales) of SA Braais thats an individual serving 

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keith157 - Moderator
- Joined: 05 Aug 2011, 13:35
- Location: Stevenage, Herts
Re: Cheesy Sweetcorn
Tiny wrote:Sounds tasty, I would enhance the recipe slightly by either adding smoked bacon at the start or having it fondue styley with cubes of pork or beef that had been seared.....
Cheers
Tiny
Now, there's a thought Tiny......I've been wanting to do a Chicharon type recipe for a while now....looks like cheesy corn and Chicharon is on my list of things to Q

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London Irish - Twisted Firestarter
- Joined: 07 Mar 2012, 12:30
- Location: Sidcup, Kent
Re: Cheesy Sweetcorn
I like the cut of your jib, perhaps a kebab with alternating chunks of chorizo and black pudding dunked in the nourishing cheesy goodness could work..........
Cheers Tiny
Cheers Tiny
- Tiny
- Rubbed and Ready
- Joined: 05 Jun 2012, 14:39
- Location: Portsmouth
Re: Cheesy Sweetcorn
What a great thought, stomachs rumbling at the thought of it. 

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keith157 - Moderator
- Joined: 05 Aug 2011, 13:35
- Location: Stevenage, Herts
Re: Cheesy Sweetcorn
Tiny wrote:I like the cut of your jib, perhaps a kebab with alternating chunks of chorizo and black pudding dunked in the nourishing cheesy goodness could work..........
Cheers Tiny
Num num.....



Skewered scallops and prawns..
keith157 wrote:What a great thought, stomachs rumbling at the thought of it.
Me too, and it's not even 10 o'clock!!
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London Irish - Twisted Firestarter
- Joined: 07 Mar 2012, 12:30
- Location: Sidcup, Kent
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