Corn Muffins with Barbecued Pork

Added: 10.03.10 by John | Views: 1137 | Comments: 2

Ingredients

  • 1 cup chopped barbecued pork
  • 1 box (8.5-ounce) Jiffy corn muffin mix
  • 1 egg
  • 1/3 cup milk
  • 1/2 cup shredded pepper Jack - or cheddar cheese
  • non-stick vegetable oil spray
  • 8 paper baking cups

Instructions

Step 1

Roughly chop the barbecued pork.

Step 2

Add 1 box (8.5-ounce) Jiffy corn muffin mix,
1 egg,
1/3 cup milk,
and 1/2 cup shredded pepper Jack, or cheddar cheese into a mixing bowl.
Mix well.

Step 3

Spoon the cheese mixture into each baking cup, 1/3 - 1/2 way up.
Add a couple tbsp barbecued pork in the baking cup. Press them down a little bit.
Add a tbsp cheese mixture at the top of the pork, and topped with a little bit of cheese.

Step 4

Bake them in an oven at 400F for 20 minutes.

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  • Short Description: This Corn Muffins with Barbecued Pork looks good, tastes great and feels so right in your hand.
  • Preparation: 20 Min
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Tags: pork breakfast cheese muffins chinese milk

Comments

  • John - Wed 10 Mar 2010 @ 15:41

    One of the comments I received on YouTube, for the beef slider video recipe said, "When I saw you put the meat into the muffins cups, I was hoping you were making some kind of meat muffins." My first thought was, "Have another bong hit." My second thought was, "Actually, I could go for a nice meat muffin." So, down to my secret lab I went. A few hours and several adult beverages later, I was starring at a plate of barbecue pork stuffed corn muffins. This new American classic - part Chinese pork bun, part corndog - looked good, tasted great, and felt oh-so-right in my hand.

  • John - Wed 10 Mar 2010 @ 15:42

    Not only did the warm muffin feel good, but also I was eating cornbread with barbecue pork and my fingers were absolutely spotless! Hundreds of years from now, I believe this will be considered the true genius of the recipe. By the way, I can’t take credit for the brilliant "Kernel Porker" name. I posted this recipe on About.com and asked for some name suggestions from the other guides. The working title, "Memphis Meat Muffins" was a bit too disturbing, and sounded more like a Southern punk rock band.