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JIFFY CORN CASSEROLE 
1 (15 oz.) can whole kernel yellow corn, undrained
1 (15 oz.) can cream style yellow corn
1 (8 oz.) carton dairy sour cream
2 eggs, beaten
1 (8 1/2 oz.) box Jiffy corn muffin mix
1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted

Mix all together and pour into large, lightly oiled casserole dish.

Bake at 350°F for 55 to 60 minutes.

Submitted by: CM

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Jiffy Corn Casserole
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 Karen Connella (California) says:
I love this recipe!
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 Treesa (New York) says:
Always requested by my Thanksgiving guests!
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 KIm (New York) says:
I make this every Thanksgiving, but want to try this year as muffin size souffles. Any idea on the time to bake them if muffin size? I think an hour would burn them. I will try in 20 min increments, but would love an answer if anyone has tried already.
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 Cindy (Washington) says:
We always have this at Thanksgiving. Love this recipe!
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 Anne (Massachusetts) says:
I absolutely love this recipe! I could almost eat an entire pan myself!!! Its great as a side dish, or I even cut into squares and have for breakfast. Yummmmm.
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 Becky Fisher (Pennsylvania) says:
My family loves this recipe and is surprised by how easy it is to make. I even made this with my grand daughter and she made a 'batch' and I made one, too. I made it over Thanksgiving and will be making it again for Christmas. It's very good.
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 Maribeth Wallace (United States) says:
I use this same recipe and add onion flakes to it. Just sprinkle in liberally.
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 Deborah Wells (United States) says:
Excellent original recipe. I've been making this casserole for 30 years. and no matter who changes the recipe, mine is ALWAYS loved!! The secrets are to make it in a deep casserole dish, not square AND to be sure to add the water with the corn as that adds to the fluffiness.
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 Cathy (Kansas) says:
I've used a similar recipe for years also! My variations - add onions and I drain the whole kernel corn. Also, I just cut up a stick of butter into maybe a dozen pieceds and add to the mixture - instead of melting it ahead of time. Also, you HAVE to use Jiffy brand corn muffin mix as all of the other brands' corn muffin mix that I've seen is a smaller quantity (only like 6 oz. in the other brands and Jiffy has 8.5 oz. if I recall correctly). Occasionally, I will use sour cream with chives in it for a different twist. I like to bake it in a flatter type dish as it seems to bake all the way through and more evenly. I am loving the many other suggestions posted here! I will be sure to try them! And, the muffin variation sounds great too!
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 Brett (Colorado) says:
I added a 1/4 cup of sugar to the mix. Then after you take out of the oven let it sit for 5 min. Then melt some maple butter (maple syrup mixed with a soft butter) on top. It is to die for. Almost makes it a dessert.
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 Vickie P. (Florida) says:
I did not have any sour cream, so I put french onion chip dip in. WOW that added the flavor I needed too plus the sour cream at the same time.
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 Jazmine (New Jersey) says:
Childhood memory :)
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 Jan P (United States) says:
LOVE LOVE THIS RECIPE!! Until I looked at ingredients of Jiffy. Includes BHT as a preservative, which is not used in other countries. A lot of US companies are phasing it out as an ingredient. :(
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 Vanessa says:
I love this dish, always a hit at parties.
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 Shirley (United States) says:
I use one can of cream of mushroom soup (condensed), a cup of mayo and one egg instead of sour cream and believe me it was a crowd pleasure!
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 DLG Spencer (Iowa) replies:
Has anyone ever used cream of celery or cream of onion soup?

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