sistersu wrote:
> That's funny. We have also eaten cornbread with sugar in it & we don't care
> for it. I have added a bit of sugar, but not a lot. My daughter made the
> cornbread for me two years ago using my recipe. It calls for sugar. We
> didn't realize she had added it until we bit into the dressing. YUK! My
> fault, forgot to tell her I don't add the sugar, especially making cornbread
> for dressing. The texture of my cornbread is like you said, more like a
> cake, but with the roughness of cornmeal. My husband is 66 & I couldn't
> believe he actually loved your cornbread. He never likes anything different.
> We have great expectations for the dressing on Thursday. Thank goodness you
> saved me from flour cornbread forever. I really appreciate you rescuing my
> family from a lifetime of cake cornbread. I know they will appreciate it as
> soon as they taste it. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving !!
>
>
Got a call from my baby girl, soon to be 45 yo, last night. Seems the
crew will get here from Houston on Saturday but she and her husband will
be here Friday night. With the descendants far flung and, mostly,
married or living with an SO we come last on the scale for holidays. We
don't mind as long as we can get together but seems other parents want
the special day. I worked shift work for a number of years and then we
worked overseas for another number of years and determined that as long
as the family can get together the exact day of a holiday doesn't
matter. Thanksgiving is about love and family as far as we're concerned.
It will be a wonderful Thanksgiving on Saturday too. Hope y'all have a
good day too.

George