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Cornbread Supreme with Shrimp & Spinach

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  1. Great for New Year's Eve

    Cornbread Supreme With Shrimp & Spinach

    Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.

    3 pieces thick-sliced bacon 1 stick butter, melted and cooled
    1/4 cup milk 6 dashes of Louisiana hot sauce [optional] 1 medium sweet type onion, peeled, chopped 1
    lb. Shrimp, peeled, deveined, cooked, chopped 4 eggs 1 pkg 6.5 oz. Martha White Yellow [White
    cornbread mix is better] cornbread mix 1 10 oz. Pkg frozen spinach (OR broccoli (your choice),
    thaw and squeeze out all juice) 2 cups finely grated sharp cheddar cheese (reserve 1/2 cup for
    topping) Chopped fresh Parsley for garnish

    In a 10 inch [or large] iron skillet, fry bacon until crisp; remove from pan, cool and reserve for
    garnish. Pour off excess grease, wiping crumbs from pan with paper towel leave just enough grease to
    coat sides and bottom of skillet. Place skillet in preheated oven. In electric mixer, beat eggs
    until light and fluffy. Add cornbread mix, milk, melted butter, and hot sauce [optional] until
    blended; then mix in onion, squeezed spinach or broccoli; fold in chopped shrimp, and cheese except
    for(1/2 cup). Remove iron skillet from oven. Place mixture in hot skillet and top with remaining
    cheese. Bake for 30 minutes or until pick comes out clean. Remove from oven, garnish with crumbled
    bacon and chopped parsley. Cut into 8 wedges. Great for Sunday night supper or lunch served with a
    crispy green salad; would also be good for brunch with a fruit salad.

    2000 1st Place Winner of 2000 National Cornbread Festival Kay Gay and Helen Hollansworth Gulf
    Shores, Alabama

    Nita

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