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Slow Cooker Cornbread

Published on April 28, 2016 by Helen 82 Comments
Last Updated on March 23, 2020

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Go oven-less with this delicious slow cooker cornbread. A quick and easy recipe that cooks in your crock pot or slow cooker and is egg free.

A delicious and simple cornbread recipe that bakes in the crock pot or slow cooker. Oven-less baking is economical, forgiving and doesn’t heat up the kitchen – perfect for summer. Easily gluten free.

Cornbread in front of a slow cooker/crockpot. Half the cornbread has been cut into cubes.

Table of Contents

  • Slow cooker cornbread
  • Why make slow cooker cornbread?
  • Polenta or cornmeal?
  • How to make Slow Cooker Cornbread
  • Hints, tips and variations
  • Slow Cooker Cornbread
    • Ingredients
    • Instructions
    • Notes

Slow cooker cornbread

I make no claims for authenticity for this tasty cornbread, but but it’s easy, delicious, and being baked in a slow cooker rather than an oven, it’s economical and doesn’t turn my kitchen into a furnace; something I find really useful in summer!

Cornbread is a staple of the southern USA; far more interesting than a bread roll, it’s great to serve with soups, salads, or whatever else takes your fancy. It can be a little heavy, so we’ve added some wheat flour to give a lighter, more palatable result, but still keeping the corn flavour.

Why make slow cooker cornbread?

  • Taste! It’s a deliciously different offering compared to yet another bread roll.
  • No oven required. Using a slow cooker means that this is an economical dish using less power. I always resent heating up a full sized oven when I’m only baking one dish.
  • The added advantage is that it doesn’t result a hot kitchen – very welcome in summer!
  • Or, if I already have a dish in the oven, I can still bake this cornbread.
  • It’s a forgiving recipe –  the slow bake means 10 mins here or there makes no difference.
  • Baking in a small pot with the lid on keeps moisture in.
  • This cornbread freezes well. Cut into cubes before freezing. Allow to defrost and warm in oven before serving.

Polenta or cornmeal?

The best cornmeal for cornbread is a coarse stoneground version, but that’s not always easy to find in the UK. Polenta is just Italian for cornmeal, so a coarse polenta is perfect. Avoid any quick or instant polenta, though. 

Cornmeal is also available in shops that sell Indian ingredients – it’s called makki ka atta in Hindi. Again, look for the coarsest version you can find. 

Go oven-less with this delicious slow cooker cornbread. A quick and easy recipe that cooks in your crock pot or slow cooker.

How to make Slow Cooker Cornbread

A collage of four pictures of the first stages of making slow cooker cornbread.

Step one – add the lemon juice to the milk and let stand for 10 minutes.

Step two – while waiting, cut out greaseproof paper in the shape of the bottom of your slow cooker pot. Butter the pot well, and place the grease proof paper at the bottom. We have a piece of reusable silicone paper cut to size. Buttering the pot well is very important to make sure the cornbread will turn out easily.

Step three – mix the dry ingredients.

Step four – defrost the frozen corn in a microwave, or pour some boiling water over the sweetcorn that’s been put in a sieve in the sink. Chop up the kernels with a knife or blitz briefly in a food processor.

Making slow cooker cornbread. A collage of four pictures showing mixing the ingredient, adding the liquid to the flour, and stirring all together.

Step five – lightly beat the eggs and add to the soured milk. Add the corn and the milk and egg mixture to the dry ingredients and fold together.

Four dop down shots of slow cooker cornbread. A slow cooker pot is shown empty but lined with parchment paper, full of cornbread batter, and with the cooked cornbread. Finally, the cornbread has been turned out onto a cooling rack.

Step six – pour the batter into the slow cooker and cook on high for about an hour and a half.

Step seven – test to see if it’s cooked like cake, with a skewer. The cornbread is ready when the skewer comes out cleanly. Run a knife around the edge before turning the cornbread out.  As this is slow cooked an extra 10 minutes is not going to burn your cornbread. 

Cooking times can vary wildly depending on your slow cooker or crockpot.  Our old slow cooker made this perfectly in 90 minutes, the replacement one which is the same wattage takes almost 2 hours.

Hints, tips and variations

  • It’s really important not to stint when buttering the crockpot. A good layer will really help the cornbread turn out easily. Line the bottom with greaseproof paper, or cut reusable silicone paper to shape.
  • Before turning out the cornbread, run a knife round the edge first.
  • Toast the cornmeal first. Cook it in a dry frying pan on a medium heat on the hob until it turns fragrant. This really enhances the corn flavour.
  • For a luxurious, indulgent version, use bacon fat instead of butter.
  • Make it dairy free by using a non-dairy spread – we haven’t tested this yet.
  • Add some finely diced chillis for a hint of heat.
  • Grate in some cheese for a rich cheesy cornbread. Perfect with a hearty vegetable soup!
  • Add some chopped sundried tomatoes at the same time as the corn to add colour and another flavour.
  • Or, stir in some mixed herbs.

A top down shot of slow cooker cornbread on a white porcelain board. A small dish of butter sits next to the bread, as well as a wooden butterknife. Half the cornbread has been cut into squares.

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A close up of slow cooker cornbread on a wooden board. Half has been cut into cubes.
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4.93 from 26 votes

Slow Cooker Cornbread

Go oven-less with this delicious slow cooker cornbread. A quick and easy recipe that cooks in your crock pot or slow cooker.
Servings: 15 pieces
Author: Helen Best-Shaw
Prep Time10 mins
Cook Time1 hr 30 mins
Total Time1 hr 40 mins

Ingredients

  • 200 g cornmeal (or polenta)
  • 150 g plain flour (gluten free if required)
  • 20 g sugar
  • 2 tsp baking powder (gluten free if required)
  • 1 tsp baking soda
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 100 g butter (melted)
  • 300 ml milk
  • juice of half a lemon
  • 2 eggs
  • 50 g corn (frozen)
  • 1 tbsp butter (to grease the slow cooker pot)

Instructions

  • Add the lemon juice to the milk and let stand for 10 minutes.
  • While waiting, cut out greaseproof paper in the shape of the bottom of your slow cooker pot. Butter the pot well, and place the grease proof paper at the bottom.
  • Mix the dry ingredients.
  • Defrost the frozen corn and chop or blitz in a food processor briefly.
  • Lightly beat the eggs and add to the milk. Add the corn and milk mixture to the dry ingredients and fold together.
  • Pour the batter into the slow cooker and cook on high for about an hour and a half.
  • Test like cake, with a skewer - the cornbread is done when the skewer comes out cleanly. Turn out, add lashings of butter and enjoy!

Notes

Hints
  • Don't stint when buttering the crockpot. A good layer will really help the cornbread turn out easily. Line the bottom with greaseproof paper, or cut reusable silicone paper to shape.
  • Before turning out the cornbread, run a knife round the edge first.
  • Cooking times can vary wildly depending on your slow cooker or Crockpot.  Our old slow cooker made this perfectly in 90 minutes, the replacement one which is the same wattage takes almost 2 hours.
Variations
  • Toast the cornmeal first. Cook it in a dry frying pan on a medium heat on the hob until it turns fragrant. This really enhances the corn flavour.
  • For a luxurious, indulgent version, use bacon fat instead of butter.
  • Or make a dairy free version by using a non-dairy spread - we haven't tested this yet.
  • Add some finely diced chillis for a hint of heat.
  • Grate in some cheese for a rich cheesy cornbread. Perfect with a hearty vegetable soup!
  • Add some chopped sundried tomatoes at the same time as the corn to add colour and another flavour.
  • Or, stir in some mixed herbs.
• Please note that the nutrition information provided below is approximate and meant as a guideline only.
• Unless stated otherwise cup conversions have been made with an online tool. For accuracy please check with your favoured conversion tool. We recommend buying inexpensive digital kitchen scales.
Nutrition Facts
Slow Cooker Cornbread
Amount Per Serving
Calories 168 Calories from Fat 63
% Daily Value*
Fat 7g11%
Saturated Fat 4g25%
Cholesterol 40mg13%
Sodium 487mg21%
Potassium 154mg4%
Carbohydrates 21g7%
Fiber 1g4%
Sugar 2g2%
Protein 3g6%
Vitamin A 295IU6%
Vitamin C 2.1mg3%
Calcium 99mg10%
Iron 1.3mg7%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
Course: Baking
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Bread, Slow cooker cornbread
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A picture of cornbread on a cooling rack, in front of a slow cooker/crockpot.

 

 

 

Go oven-less with this delicious slow cooker cornbread. A quick and easy recipe that cooks in your crock pot or slow cooker.

 

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  1. Kylie Collins

    5 stars
    I’ve never had cornbread but I’ve seen so many recipes for it.
    What is it similar to over here In the UK and what can you have it with as I’d love to try this recipe.

    Reply
    • Helen

      It is like a polenta muffin. Eat with soups, stews, Mexican style food.

      Reply
  2. Alida @My Little Italian Kitchen

    5 stars
    I did make something similar with polenta flour before but your recipe is different.. interesting!
    I love the texture that polenta gives to your bakings, so rustic, crumbly and full of flavour. Thumbs up from me! I like this.

    Reply
    • Helen

      I love baking with polenta and do not do it often enough, it is such a useful and adaptable ingredient.

      Reply
  3. Karen

    5 stars
    Can I ask? If I used soya milk instead of normal milk, do you think it wouldn’t work? Or could I use goats milk? My husband and son are allergic to cows milk (butter is ok, just not milk) and I’d love to make this for when we have chilli next. Thanks

    Reply
    • Helen

      I am sure it would work. Depending on your allergy have you also tried a2 milk?

      Reply
  4. Noel

    5 stars
    I love my slow cookers and use them all the time! This cornbread recipe will be going on the list … I’ve baked cakes in the slow cooker, but not cornbread yet!

    Reply
    • Helen

      This was our first attempt. I want to try no knead bread next.

      Reply
  5. Laura dove

    5 stars
    Ooh I’ve never had cornbread either! I am gluten free so would need to adapt this, it looks lovely though! We love our slow cooker!

    Reply
    • Helen

      I think it would be a very easy adaption, because of the egg you are not needing the gluten to hold it together.

      Reply
  6. Debi at Life Currents

    5 stars
    I’ve made a lot of things in the slow cooker, but never cornbread. This looks wonderful! Can’t wait to try!

    Reply
    • Helen

      It was the first time we had baked in it and we were so impressed with the results. Definitely one to repeat.

      Reply
  7. Lisa Ho

    4 stars
    Amazing in-sight of what slow cooker can do :D. Must try :D
    I have been under utilising mine and only limit it to making soup.

    Reply
    • Helen

      Baking in the slow cook was a revelation

      Reply
  8. Sara

    5 stars
    There is nothing like cornbread! I have to try your recipe, your photos are gorgeous!

    Reply
    • Helen

      Thanks Sara. I do like cornbread.

      Reply
  9. Rebecca Smith

    5 stars
    That looks amazing! I would never have thought to make it in the slow cooker!

    Reply
    • Helen

      It was our first attempt at slow cooker baking. I am a convert.

      Reply
  10. StressedMum

    5 stars
    I have never tried baking in my slow cooker, I am going to have to try this as I do love making bread x

    Reply
    • Helen

      It is so much more forgiving on the timings, and whatever you bake is beautifully moist too.

      Reply
  11. Elizabeth

    5 stars
    I had no idea that slow cookers cost so little to run and that ovens cost so much! A very informative post with a gorgeous looking recipe! I’ll have to get my slow cooker off the shelf and try it!

    Reply
    • Helen

      The difference in cost was eye opening. I love using the slow cooker and also feel far more comfortable about going out and leaving it on.

      Reply
  12. Sarah Jane

    5 stars
    Love this recipe – we tried and it worked perfectly.

    Reply
    • Helen

      I am not addicted to baking in the slow cooker – it is so much cheaper to run than the oven too.

      Reply
  13. Rachel

    5 stars
    I need to be so much more adventurous with my slow cooker than I currently am, this recipe proves it x

    Reply
    • Helen

      We’ve only just started baking in it. I love my slow cooker, and of course it is completely safe to go out and leave it on, which I’d never do with a gas oven on low.

      Reply
  14. Helen Clark

    5 stars
    I love my slow cooker and use it several times a week, it’s so much cheaper and it’s lovely to come home from work to a cooked meal ready and waiting. I’ve never tried cornbread before but it looks delicious!

    Reply
    • Helen

      I love coming home to a slow cooker meal – and if you are an hour late it really does not matter at all.

      Reply
  15. Nayna

    5 stars
    I love this recipe – just perfect with soup

    Reply
    • Helen

      I think that people are either slow cooker, or pressure cooker people. I love mine as timing is so not critical.

      Reply
  16. nicol

    this makes me want to get a slow cooker even more. I’m surprised at affordable they actually are!

    Reply
    • Helen

      The actual machine is so cheap as well as being so cheap to run too.

      Reply
  17. Sarah Bailey

    It is amazing what you can make with a slow cooker – I really need to try out more things! x

    Reply
    • Helen

      We’d not baked in it before, but will be doing so again.

      Reply
  18. Life as Mum

    That looks so delicious! I really need to start making new things with my slow cooker

    Reply
    • Helen

      I am a convert to baking in my slow cooker now.

      Reply
  19. Fashion and Style Police

    I need to be more adventurous in the kitchen. Going to try this.

    Reply
    • Helen

      Go for it! We had it with soup – delicious.

      Reply
  20. Melanie Edjourian

    I’ve nevr tried cornbread before but I’d love to have a try at making it.

    Reply
    • Helen

      We are converted to slow cooker cornbread

      Reply
  21. Lucy

    5 stars
    Baking in your slow cooker is a great way to save money, I like to use two at the same time, usually for main meal plus dessert. I just realised that one slow cooker for a slow cooker chilli con carne and then your cornbread for the side, would be perfect!

    Reply
    • Helen

      I’d never thought of having two slow cookers on the go at the same time! Super idea.

      Reply
  22. Victoria

    My slow cooker is a life saver. I find it really easy to meal plan and make the most of every ingredient with it, saves so much waste and money! .. I wouldn’t of imagined I could create something like this in it though!!

    Reply
    • Helen

      I chucked in the contents of the salad drawer last night and made a no added fat root veggie soup. So good!

      Reply
  23. Jenni

    I love my slow cooker but didn’t realise I was saving money compared to the cooker, that’s great x

    Reply
    • Helen

      It costs a fraction of the price of running an oven.

      Reply
  24. Dorothy at Shockingly Delicious

    I use the slow cooker a lot for the ease and convenience, but I hadn’t before considered the money saving aspect as it relates to energy. Very smart insight, and your cornbread looks great! Here in Southern California we eat cornbread with lots of things…soups, stew, chili…if I make cornbread muffins I will eat them for breafast. I like to make it into mini muffins and put into the lunchbox, too. Cornbread goes with EVERYTHING (in my world, anyway).

    Reply
    • Helen

      I expect in Southern California yo really really don’t want to turn the oven on the summer anyway!

      Reply
  25. Shashi @ RunninSrilankan

    My mom has developed a major cornbread craving recently and this would be perfect for her – so easy and so delicious! Thanks so much for shairng!

    Reply
    • Helen

      I hope she enjoys it!

      Reply
  26. Renee @ReneesKitchenAdventures

    I’m seeing more and more baking recipes using slow cookers and I am so intrigued. I have yet to give them a go, but this cornbread looks like the perfect place to start! I can’t wait to give it a go and I love the idea that it requires less energy to use than heating up the oven.

    Reply
    • Helen

      It is ideal for the summer too when it is too ho to turn the oven on.

      Reply
  27. Ali @ Home & Plate

    5 stars
    Turn that oven off! I have never made cornbread from scratch before. This is the way to do it. Homemade freshness and incredible flavor in a crockpot without using the oven. I love it.

    Reply
    • Helen

      There are so many things you can make in a slow cooker and not in an oven. Delicious and money saving.

      Reply
  28. Miss Kitty Kaos

    I love cornbread and I have a slow cooker I am completely sold on this recipe X

    Reply
    • Helen

      It is so easy to make in the slow cooker and so much less margin for error.

      Reply
  29. Sam | Ahead of Thyme

    Yum!!! This cornbread looks delicious… wish I was having them right now for lunch!

    Reply
    • Helen

      We’ve been hugely enjoying it. It freezes well then defrost and reheat in the oven.

      Reply
  30. Little Pickle's Mom

    4 stars
    Ooh, I’ve been looking for some good slow cooker recipes – hoping now I’m on maternity leave to make real use of it and make some cheap meals for our little family. I’ve never even tried cornbread before but maybe I’ll give this a go… thanks!

    Reply
    • Helen

      The slow cooker is ideal when you have a new born as timing is not critical. Enjoy your time with your family

      Reply
  31. Fi Ni Neachtain

    I really need to invest in a slow cooker, I keep seeing so many great recipes for using them. I’ve never had cornbread but I’d love to give it a try.

    Reply
    • Helen

      I love my slow cooker, would not be without it!

      Reply
  32. Kara Guppy

    I have never tried corn bread, it looks lovely

    Reply
    • Helen

      It is delicious Kara perfect with soup, stews or chilli.

      Reply
  33. WhatLauraLoves

    I’ve never ever tried cornbread but always wondered what it would taste like having heard about it in the movies. I have a slowcooker though and its an absolute godsend. I use up all of my veg thats about to go off and pop it in to make a soup. Saves me so much time and money, plus no waste! xxx

    Reply
    • Helen

      I made a fridge bottomy vegetable soup the other day – so good, and super frugal!

      Reply
  34. Evelina

    I’ve never had cornbread before. Looking at your photos made me want to try it :) Looks absolutely delicious!

    Reply
    • Helen

      Love cornbread, such a glorious colour, texture and flavour.

      Reply
  35. Zaria

    5 stars
    Hi Helen,

    Your cornbread looks amazing! I wish I had a bite right now! Great presentation and recipe!

    Zaria

    Reply
  36. Anne Murphy

    5 stars
    What a clever idea!

    I’ve always found it annoying that I end up using my oven more in summer, to make bread and muffins because I don’t want porridge for breakfast! But here in New York, that’s just too hot. This gives me an option.

    Reply
    • Helen

      It is the same here, I end up using my multicooker lots too for steaming vegetables.

      Reply
  37. Lee

    4 stars
    Hi Helen,

    Firstly let me say a huge thanks for your site, wow, you have so much to look at it’s like being a kid in a sweet shop or in my case a bit kid :- ) I have not had a chance to go through your site as thoroughly as I would like yet, but I say yet as your stunning photographs will keep me coming back for more. It’s quite refreshing to find a fellow blogger who is also dedicated to helping others save money too so you get a big thumbs up from me.

    I love the cornbread slow cooker option, it’s not something I would have thought of but I will definitely try it as the results look superb. Guessing I can use creamed corn too for this recipe to cut down time for the prep? If not it’s ok as I have the kit to blitz the corn.

    I have had cornbread a few times whilst in the states so am really curious to see how this fares against them, to be honest and I think it’s my UK bias coming out, if my cornbread comes out half as good as yours then i’ll never want another American version again!

    Thanks again Helen for a great recipe, site and inspiration. I will be back for more and more!

    Reply
    • Helen

      thanks Lee!

      Reply
  38. Gail

    Helen,

    I use my slow cooker all year round, but have never baked in one. I love the idea of polenta cornbread. What size slow cooker did you use to make this cornbread? Also, I was thinking about making a pumpkin flavored cornbread for Thanksgiving. Could I add a cup of pumpkin puree to this? If so, I would I adjust the cooking time. Thank you for a great recipe and your beautiful photos.

    Reply
    • Ed

      Our slow cooker is a 3 litre model – the pot measures 32x25x13cm (external dimensions) and 20x15cm (8″ x 6″) internally, in an oval shape. I love the idea of pumpkin flavoured cornbread – you might want to add a little more baking powder and baking soda to compensate.

      Reply
  39. Natasha

    5 stars
    I use my oven much less these days, which I appreciate more having read what the difference in running costs is. Love my love cooker.

    Reply
  40. Kaitlin

    5 stars
    I’ve not had Cornbread before, but it is something I think must be really tasty. I should try your recipe out, looks easy to make.

    Reply
  41. Rosemary Young

    5 stars
    I love corn bread, served warm, with lashings of real butter. Great with a chunky soup.

    Reply
  42. Andy Lowe

    5 stars
    I really love our British barbecue tradition, but it is nothing like being in America or Australia. Cornbread is a great thing to make as an accompaniment.

    Reply
  43. Jane Kirby

    5 stars
    Now here is another reason why I need to buy a slow cooker. I keep seeing great recipes for making in them, and still haven’t bought one. Didn’t know you could make bread in them.

    Reply
  44. Shelley

    Would love to make this cornbread recipe if the ingredients were listed in onces. Help!

    Reply
    • Helen

      Hi Shelley,

      there is a convertor here https://www.metric-conversions.org/weight/grams-to-ounces.htm

      You can also get electronic scales which switch between the two at the touch of a button from about £10. So useful.

      Reply

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