Cajun Corn Maque Choux
This quick and easy vegetable side dish recipe was a Grand Prize Winner from Southern Living.
This quick and easy vegetable side dish recipe was a Grand Prize Winner from Southern Living.
Very good any time of the year. We served on New Years Day in lieu of hopp'in john. We were all tired of hopp'in john. Used kielbasa sausage for the heat sensitive folks in the family. The shoe peg corn was the key ingredient. It is worth the effort to find at the market. Next time will try with spicy Italian sausage, just to change it up.
Really tasty! Great for a summer cookout with burgers and hot dogs.
Served this for Thanksgiving this year. ALL the kids loved it. Will be making again. Quick and easy.
Followed recipe exactly!!! Everyone Loved it!! Great side dish for holidays. Be sure to use the correct sausage and corn. It is a little spicy. It's perfect.
Delicious and easy! Every loves this wonderful corn recipe. Always a hit with the family and friends.
I just made this to see if I wanted it for Thanksgiving. Although it was good, it was not best. My two sons said no. I used the Rotel tomatoes which sounded better than plain tomatoes and could not find frozen shoepeg corn so I used cans, which should not have made a difference. Other than that I followed the recipe. It was definitely spicy hot. If I make again I will try with maybe Mexican diced tomatoes. Otherwise it sounds very bland.
Great side dish for the heavy holiday meals. Fresh and tasty!
This dish was a hit! It is worth finding the shoepeg corn. Will add to favorites for sure.
I fixed this dish last Thanksgiving and the only thing I changed was added a can of extra hot rotel tomatoes instead of the tomatoes that were called for in the recipe. This dish was outstanding and it didn't last long. I am planning on fixing it again this year.