Now I can handle Thanksgiving!! My amazing Weight Watcher leader passed his on to us tonight! So I am armed and ready to enjoy cornbread without the guilt!!!
Really handy! I was happy to be "down" again tonight after a plateau of same, same and up some. This is no quick fix - this is a lifestyle and I love it!
What are you armed with to get to and through Thanksgiving!?!
Thanks for sharing the cornbread recipe!! I too have joined weightwatchers - haven't gained yet but have come close...and I hold my breathe waiting to see the results each time!! But love it nonetheless!!
Is this the old point system? It's actually 2 new points (Points Plus) per muffin. Plus it doesn't say what size can of cream corn -- but anything more than 4 tablespoon of cream corn in the recipe pushes the recipe to 2 points per muffin sadly. That's still not bad though.
I made this last night and my husband ate three! He is not on weight watchers but he is enjoying the food. It also calculated to 2 points per each, for me.
I made these last night. My husband at three! He is not officially doing weight watchers but he is enjoying the food. I also calculated it to be 2 points each.
I tried this recipe today. I used 1 cup (16 tbsps) Aunt Jemima's self rising buttermilk cornbread mix. one 14.75 oz can delmonte cream style corn low salt (70 cal per 1/2 cup serving) and two eggs. I added 6 drops of stevia sweetner. mixture was a little soupy. I sprayed muffin pans with coconut cooking spray (something like Pam). I put two tablespoons of mix in each muffin pan and baked at 400 degrees 13-15 mins. It made 15 servings. In the weight watchers recipe builder etool it says one serving is indeed 1 point. Delicious and very moist.
Yum! LOVE cornbread!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the cornbread recipe!! I too have joined weightwatchers - haven't gained yet but have come close...and I hold my breathe waiting to see the results each time!! But love it nonetheless!!
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Thanks for sharing. Looks easy to make.
ReplyDeleteI'm writing out my New Year's Day menu to get ready to go to store and I just had to come by and get this recipe to do this cornbread for the day.
ReplyDeleteIf you calculate the points correctly for that, it's 2 points each..
ReplyDeleteIs this the old point system? It's actually 2 new points (Points Plus) per muffin. Plus it doesn't say what size can of cream corn -- but anything more than 4 tablespoon of cream corn in the recipe pushes the recipe to 2 points per muffin sadly. That's still not bad though.
ReplyDeleteI made this last night and my husband ate three! He is not on weight watchers but he is enjoying the food. It also calculated to 2 points per each, for me.
ReplyDeleteI made these last night. My husband at three! He is not officially doing weight watchers but he is enjoying the food. I also calculated it to be 2 points each.
ReplyDeleteI tried this recipe today. I used 1 cup (16 tbsps) Aunt Jemima's self rising buttermilk cornbread mix.
ReplyDeleteone 14.75 oz can delmonte cream style corn low salt (70 cal per 1/2 cup serving) and two eggs. I added 6 drops of stevia sweetner. mixture was a little soupy. I sprayed muffin pans with coconut cooking spray (something like Pam). I put two tablespoons of mix in each muffin pan and baked at 400 degrees 13-15 mins. It made 15 servings. In the weight watchers recipe builder etool
it says one serving is indeed 1 point. Delicious and very moist.
I have cornmeal. But what is self rising cornmeal? Can i use just Conrmeal?
ReplyDeleteSelf rising corn meal can be made by mixing 1 cup corn meal with 1.5tsp bakng powder and .5 tsp salt.
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