Mom Dibert’s Corn Casserole

The sis-in-Law’s mom, Cathleen is an amazing cook. Everything I have had from her has been so, so good. She is very well known for her pies, but she is also known for this corn casserole.

Bring on the corn

When Cathleen said she wanted to bring this casserole to our Early Thanksgiving Pot Luck Dinner I was so excited. I personally LOVE corn casserole, and my brother had told me how good her was so I couldn’t wait to try it. A few days before though she told me she wasn’t sure if she could make it as they were having new floors installed and she didn’t think she would be able to get into the kitchen. Well, let me just say I was pretty disappointed. I really wanted to try it…but I decided to make the the slow cooker creamed corn instead of pouting. Truth be told I might have pouted a little, but I tried to move on.

As much as I love creamed corn, I was still sad that there wasn’t going to be a corn casserole…and then Cathleen walked through the door, with the Corn Casserole. I cannot tell you how happy I was.

Lesson learned

As excited as I was to try it, I only got a couple of pics of the casserole still in the baking dish before we started serving. I had planned on taking a few more pics, to help show the texture of it, but that didn’t happen.

Evidently I was not the only one excited about the corn casserole. By the time I made it through the line almost ALL of the casserole was GONE!

I’m telling you that is how good it is. Next time I am going to get my serving first, and then everyone else can fend for themselves.

Mix it up…

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This casserole is perfect for the Holidays but it really is a must have year round. It comes together super quick and is a perfect treat for any family dinner. This is going to become a staple in our kitchen for sure (that way I can have much as I want).

This is a must make for Thanksgiving (and the week after and the one after that) for sure!