The Best Sweet Corn Casserole Recipe with Jiffy

Sweet Corn Casserole is a classic side dish recipe that the entire family will love. Jiffy Cornbread mix is the base of old fashioned creamed corn casserole, and the addition of honey takes this tasty dish from good to great.

Sweet Corn Casserole Recipe

I love corn and my dad (and hubby) grow the best sweet corn in the summer. When it’s perfectly sweet and crunchy, I freeze a bunch for the winter (find a tutorial here).

Now that only goes so far, and then I’m looking for the next best thing, and that is this scalloped corn. There are many different versions of this dish, so you’ll also see it called corn pudding, creamed corn casserole or corn soufflé or corn casserole. Whatever it is called, it is delicious, and my kids love it.

This particular version comes from the Mt. Pisgah Church Collection of Recipes. Some of my favorite dishes have come from this cookbook including Reuben Casserole and Hot Dried Beef Dip.

Old Fashioned Creamed Corn Casserole

This Jiffy Corn Casserole recipe has a scoopable texture very similar to a corn pudding. Be sure to cook he old fashioned corn casserole to the point where it’s a bit soft and pudding-like in the center.

Mom has been serving up Jiffy Corn Casserole for decades. That’s because, it’s a party or holiday staple that is a hit with all ages. My teenage nephew was raving about it just the other day at a cookout at our cabin.

It goes great with Thanksgiving turkey, Christmas Brisket or Easter Ham.

The ingredients for creamed corn casserole are easy – canned corn, creamed corn, sour cream, Jiffy Cornbread mix, eggs and butter. I upped the ante on the sweetness with one simple ingredient to take the flavor to the next level. By adding honey, sweet corn casserole goes over the top!

Ingredients for Southern Creamed Corn Casserole

• Canned Corn, drained
• Cream Style Corn (canned)
• Sour Cream
• Dry Cornbread Mix (Jiffy Mix)
• Eggs
• Butter, melted (or margarine)
• Honey (optional)

How to Make Sweet Corn Casserole with Jiffy

Step By Step Instructions

1. In a large bowl, mix together drained regular corn, creamed corn, eggs, melted butter, dry cornbread mix, sour cream and honey until smooth.
2. Pour mixture into a greased 9 x 13 inch baking dish that has been sprayed with cooking spray.
3. Bake at 350 degrees F preheated oven for 45 minutes or until set in the center.

For the full recipe steps and ingredient amounts for baked creamed corn casserole, scroll to the recipe card at the bottom of this post.

Storage Instructions

Let leftovers cool to room temperature. Store in an airtight container or cover tightly with plastic wrap. Leftovers will keep in the refrigerator for up to a week.

Does corn casserole reheat well?

Yes, store leftover corn casserole in the fridge. To reheat, warm in the microwave. I like to cover with a moist paper towel to keep it from drying out while rewarming.

Recipe FAQs

• This Sweet Corn Casserole is a classic. We also call it baked creamed corn, escalloped corn, and scalloped corn.
• Use a can of creamed corn (undrained) and a can or regular corn (drained).  Or, use fresh sweet corn that has been frozen and substitute it for the regular corn, but do NOT omit or substitute the creamed corn.
• To ensure the butter doesn’t scramble the eggs, beat them in last after the melted butter has been mixed in, or let the melted butter cool for a bit.
• The honey is what makes this a sweet corn casserole and you can adjust to your liking.  I recommend 2 to 3 tablespoons. This is optional but recommended.
• This baked creamed corn is on our menu for every holiday.  We serve it along side Crock Pot Beef Brisket, Old Fashioned Pea Salad, and Crock Pot Green Beans.

Sweet Corn Recipes

We love to use sweet corn in our recipes, and we feature it in side dishes, salads and main dishes.

• Asparagus and Corn Salad
• Cheesy Corn in the Crock Pot
• Slow Cooker Smoked Sausage and Corn 
• Maryann’s Sweet Cornbread
• Chicken Corn Chowder
• Cream Cheese Corn Recipe
• Creamy Hot Bacon Corn Dip

Old Fashioned Side Dish Recipes

Broccoli Casserole with Cheese Whiz

Cheesy Cabbage Casserole

Creamed Peas and New Potatoes 

Is creamed corn the same as canned corn?

No, creamed corn and regular canned corn are two separate products. Regular canned corn is just corn, shucked from the ear, in juices similar to that of canned green beans. Cream style canned corn is shucked corn in a creamy sauce sweetened with sugar and thickened with corn starch.