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EXPERT TIPS: Ground cornmeal is available in different grinds, from fairly fine to very coarse. A finer grind is good for baking a cake-like bread, while coarser grinds (like for grits or polenta that are often cooked into a spoonable hot cereal) can offer more texture and bite to cornbread. Consider using a mixture of fine and coarse meals for a crumblier, more bread-like product. Not all cornmeal is yellow; switch things up with a white or New Mexican blue cornmeal. Mix a spoonful of clover honey or grated orange peel into softened butter to slather on the warm bread. Bake the batter in a round or square baking pan or try a small cast-iron skillet, muffin tin, or in a heavy corn stick pan. Like for all quick breads, just grease the bottom of the pan or muffin cups so the bread can climb up the sides easily as it rises. For a corn stick pan, completely grease the grooves so the sticks slide out without sticking. (ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AT BETTYCROCKER.COM)
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