3 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese, cut into pieces
2 tablespoons snipped fresh chives
Coarse salt and ground pepper
Directions
In a medium saucepan, simmer corn and 1/4 cup milk over medium heat until corn is tender, 5 to 7 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in cream cheese and chives. Season with salt and pepper. If desired, adjust consistency with a little more milk.
This couldn't be easier and it is very tasty and falls into my definition of comfort food. I'll make it again but use less cream cheese (probbly half) and think I'll use parsley or green onion tops instead of the chives which I felt got lost in the richness of the cream cheese.
BusyInLondon
24 Dec, 2010
I made this one for my husband and myself - I found it ALRIGHT but my husband loved it. I decided to make it again for a Thanksgiving dinner we were holding here in London for non-American friends and family and they loved it! No leftovers! :)
BusyInLondon
24 Dec, 2010
I made this one for my husband and myself - I found it ALRIGHT but my husband loved it. I decided to make it again for a Thanksgiving dinner we were holding here in London for non-American friends and family and they loved it! No leftovers! :)
smblue45
29 Aug, 2010
I've been making a cream corn similar to this, but I add some parmesian cheese and a little garlic...it is so good.
theresacc
1 Mar, 2009
The easiest creamed corn ever, much fresher tasting since you can leave the corn a little "al dente".
Yes, definitely you can use lower fat milk.
littlekaylittle
20 Jan, 2009
Why could yo not use a 2% milk instead of whole?
MtnChica
16 Jan, 2009
Ohhhh goodness, this dish was so simple and SO good!
welove2cook
30 Jul, 2008
Made a delicious meal with the "Crispy Breaded Pork Cutlets" and "Saute of Peppers."
shannonparmentier
17 Jul, 2008
This was pretty good and super easy. I used a drained can of corn and then also added a little cheddar cheese. My kids didn't care for it, but my husband and I liked it. It was actually even better the next day.
Prissyandcosmoerker
30 Mar, 2008
Love this corn recipe. R really likes this one.
cmoskau
27 Mar, 2008
I made this with modifications. I used green onions in place of chives, added yellow grits to thicken and about 1/2 cup of cheddar cheese in addition to the cream cheese. My whole family loved it! I also used corn cut off of the cob that I had left over from a bbq.
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This couldn't be easier and it is very tasty and falls into my definition of comfort food. I'll make it again but use less cream cheese (probbly half) and think I'll use parsley or green onion tops instead of the chives which I felt got lost in the richness of the cream cheese.
I made this one for my husband and myself - I found it ALRIGHT but my husband loved it. I decided to make it again for a Thanksgiving dinner we were holding here in London for non-American friends and family and they loved it! No leftovers! :)
I made this one for my husband and myself - I found it ALRIGHT but my husband loved it. I decided to make it again for a Thanksgiving dinner we were holding here in London for non-American friends and family and they loved it! No leftovers! :)
I've been making a cream corn similar to this, but I add some parmesian cheese and a little garlic...it is so good.
The easiest creamed corn ever, much fresher tasting since you can leave the corn a little "al dente".
Yes, definitely you can use lower fat milk.
Why could yo not use a 2% milk instead of whole?
Ohhhh goodness, this dish was so simple and SO good!
Made a delicious meal with the "Crispy Breaded Pork Cutlets" and "Saute of Peppers."
This was pretty good and super easy. I used a drained can of corn and then also added a little cheddar cheese. My kids didn't care for it, but my husband and I liked it. It was actually even better the next day.
Love this corn recipe. R really likes this one.
I made this with modifications. I used green onions in place of chives, added yellow grits to thicken and about 1/2 cup of cheddar cheese in addition to the cream cheese. My whole family loved it! I also used corn cut off of the cob that I had left over from a bbq.