THe flavor was good, but it came out very VERY soft, you could not pick it up to eat it. I might make it again but cut back on some of the wet ingredients. I wish I would have red all the reviews before I made this, none of the reviews on the front page mentioned the consistency, now I know better.

I wish I had read all the reviews first before making. I followed the directions exactly. It turned out a pan of mush. I cooked it longer than suggested and it still was mushy. It didn't resemble cornbread at all. With some tweaking it could turn out better.

This was excellent. I made a few changes, after reading a couple reviews from other testers. I didn't have cream corn, so I did a can of whole kernel corn and added a 1/4 c. of melted unsalted butter. I also added a tbsp. of sugar. I used bacon grease to grease the pan, which gave it even more flavor. paired it with the Crockpot Taco Soup also from this site. Way to go! Great spoon bread!

Didn't like it. Texture too moist.

We loved this cornbread! I didn't add corn because we had corn on the cob with our dinner, but this turned out just perfect!

Very good.

I LOVE IT!!! I also added 1 tsp sugar and added more cheese on the top and my husband and I enjoyed it very much! Great recipe!

This was great! Made it as is! Thanks for sharing!

I absolutely love this recipe. Instead of green chiles, I add chopped jalepnoes for an extra kick.

My husband really liked this cornbread, but I thought it was too moist and heavy. It did get better as it cooled, though. I would have liked it a little sweeter, too. Try Absolute Mexican Cornbread from this website - it is the best!

This mexican cornbread was very good. I was baking it to go with my blackeyed peas and ham on New Years Day so I doubled the recipe. The only thing was I only added one can of the chile peppers because I was afraid it would be too much heat - no it would have been fine with two cans. Also when I baked it I used the cornstick iron skillet and the small iron skillet and put a little extra cheese on top at the end of baking. It turned out perfect, moist and tender on the inside and super crunchy on the outside - with a great kick but could have used a little more heat if I had the guts and added the 2nd can of chilis. This was gone the same day even though I was hoping to take some to work.

This cornbread was delicious! However, I can not rate it 5 stars because I made some changes, and without them, this would not have been as good, in my opinion. I added 4 teaspoons of sugar (we like it on the sweet side) and 1/4 cup of melted butter to the mix, so that it would be nice and moist. Also, we used jalapenos instead of mild chiles for added spice. This is definitely worth trying. Will be making again.

EXCELLENT! I used the Jiffy cornbread meal and used sweet kernel corn (not creamed) I drained it but left some juice to make sure it turned out moist. I also used a whole jalapeno pepper finely diced. I didn't have montery cheese, so I opted for mild cheddar. I, too added one teaspoon of sugar. This comes out moist with the perfect amount of kick! We served it with home made chili, yummy! Thanks for the easy recipe!

This Mexican Cornbread was fantastic! Extremely easy to make and went wonderfully with the chili I was serving. Not too spicy , so if you want extra kick you'll need to add something extra. It took a little longer than 25 minutes to bake. It was very good and I will make this again.

Tastes great but next time I will drain a little of the juice in the cream corn as it is really heavy and soggy when baked. Great alternative to regular cornbread.

Yummy -- but this is SPOONBREAD, ***NOT*** cornbread! I made it with Jiffy cornbread mix and pepper jack cheese, and it tasted great (I would call it very sweet, though, so that might be the difference in using Jiffy, compared to what other reviewers said) and cooked it in a 10" iron skillet. After I took it out of the oven and saw the consistency, I put it back in at 450 for 10 minutes, and it was STILL the consistency of spoonbread -- there is no way on earth you could eat this stuff with your hands, as you would a piece of cornbread. So, again, it tasted very good but was not at all what I had in mind.