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Trinidad Corn Pie

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Published:4/28/2020Updated:4/28/2020

Trinidad Corn Pie – An Irresistible Corn Casserole loaded with tons of flavor and a little heat . A must make for the holidays.

Trinidad Corn Pie

There are no words that I can use to satisfactory express how tasty this Caribbean Corn Pie is. Seriously! Am going blank on this one. Ok, here is my attempt at it. Spoon after spoon after spoon of Pillowy, Creamy, Corny, Spicy  Goodness. That’s just my lame description of this Super side dish. Yes! It is indeed a side dish but after digging in you would think otherwise.

I have been making corn casserole unfailingly now during this season. Why? Cause it’s versatile and because of the aforementioned descriptors AND It’s the very definition of comfort food, something we crave during the holiday season.

Trinidad Corn Pie

A dish enjoyed throughout the Island especially in Trinidad and Barbados . I can’t tell you enough how much people go crazy over this and skip out on the dishes that I have been slaving over, for days. So this Holiday Season  am not slaving away. So what sets this corn casserole apart from the others? It’s packed with onions, bell peppers and scotch bonnet pepper. Replace scotch bonnet peppers with Jalapenos peppers for a less spicy dish

Trinidad Corn Pie

Notes!!!

  1. If you like  this on the dry side then use only  a  cup  of milk , if you like what you are see then go with  the full can.
  2. You may add prepared sausage, bacon, or prosciutto on top, for those of you that want protein and salty garnish in the mix.
  3. For an even quicker corn casserole try this one here

Jalapeños Corn Casserole

  1. You may omit the cheese at the top.

Trinidad Corn Pie

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Trinidad Corn Pie

Trinidad Corn Pie – An Irresistible Corn Casserole loaded with tons of flavor and a little heat . A must make for the holidays.
4.84 from 24 votes
Prep: 15 mins
Cook: 45 mins
Total: 1 hr
Caribbean
Servings 6

Ingredients

  • 1 can Canned Corn (15 ounce)
  • 1 Large egg
  • ½ cup corn meal
  • 4 tablespoons butter
  • 2 green onions white parts only chopped
  • ½ cup diced onion
  • 1 bell pepper green or red diced
  • 1 teaspoon or more salt
  • ½ teaspoon scotch bonnet pepper or cayenne pepper
  • ½- 1 canned evaporated milk depending on texture
  • 2 Tablespoons parsley
  • 1 cup sharp cheddar cheese divided
  • 2- tablespoon sugar optional
  • White pepper to taste

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease casserole bowl and set aside
  • Strain out water from the corn, into a bowl . Pour the liquid into 1 cup , if it does not fill add enough water to fill it.
  • Return the water into the bowl, followed by egg and corn meal. Mix thoroughly. Set aside.
  • Melt butter to a sauce pan, then add green onion, bell pepper, onion, salt and pepper then stir for about 2-3 minutes or until tender.
  • Then add the milk, bring to a boil and quickly add the cornmeal and egg mixture.
  • Reduce heat to low and cook for about 4 minutes stirring frequently to prevent any burns
  • After about 4 minutes add corn and continue cooking for another 5 minutes until the mixtures comes easily from the sides of the pot.
  • Add ½ cup cheese, parsley and sugar, mix well .
  • Transfer corn mixture into prepared casserole, top with remaining cheese and bake until top is lightly brown about 30-40 minutes and the cheese is bubbly .
  • Let it cool before serving

Tips & Notes:

  1. If you like  this on the dry side then use only  a  cup  of milk , if you like what you are see then go with  the full can.
  2. You may add prepared sausage, bacon, or prosciutto on top, for those of you that want protein and salty garnish in the mix.
  3. For an even quicker corn casserole try this one here.

Nutrition Information:

Calories: 232kcal (12%)| Carbohydrates: 22g (7%)| Protein: 8g (16%)| Fat: 12g (18%)| Saturated Fat: 6g (38%)| Cholesterol: 57mg (19%)| Sodium: 624mg (27%)| Potassium: 202mg (6%)| Fiber: 2g (8%)| Sugar: 5g (6%)| Vitamin A: 1120IU (22%)| Vitamin C: 30.2mg (37%)| Calcium: 148mg (15%)| Iron: 1mg (6%)
Author: Immaculate Bites
Course: Main
Cuisine: Caribbean
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Nutrition Facts
Trinidad Corn Pie
Amount Per Serving
Calories 232 Calories from Fat 108
% Daily Value*
Fat 12g18%
Saturated Fat 6g38%
Cholesterol 57mg19%
Sodium 624mg27%
Potassium 202mg6%
Carbohydrates 22g7%
Fiber 2g8%
Sugar 5g6%
Protein 8g16%
Vitamin A 1120IU22%
Vitamin C 30.2mg37%
Calcium 148mg15%
Iron 1mg6%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

 

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Mix together strain out water from the corn, into a bowl together with egg and corn meal
Mix thoroughly. Set aside

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Melt butter to a sauce pan, then add green onion, bell pepper, onion, salt and pepper then stir for about 2-3 minutes or until tender.

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Then add the milk, bring to a boil and quickly add the cornmeal and egg mixture.

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Reduce heat to low and cook for about 4 minutes stirring frequently to prevent any burns

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After about 4 minutes add corn and continue cooking for another 5 minutes until the mixtures comes easily from the sides of the pot.

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Add ½ cup cheese, parsley and sugar, mix well.

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Transfer corn mixture into prepared casserole, top with remaining cheese and bake until top is lightly brown about 30-40 minutes and the cheese is bubbly .

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    1. Rym Riley says

      Posted on 10/22 at 5:10AM

      I made some modifications to this recipe (substituted evap milk with almond/coconut milk, added some more veggies such as spinach and cut out the sugar) and the pie was still very tasty. Thank you.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 10/22 at 2:58PM

        Great! Thanks for the feedback.

        Reply
    2. Sheema Harris says

      Posted on 5/25 at 7:03AM

      WOW! Absolutely delicious! I happened to stumble across your website while looking for Caribbean Roti recipe and found a treasure box of recipes that I am eager to try. This Trinidad Corn Pie being one of them and girl it was amazing! I cannot wait to try many other recipes that I’ve already got Teed up to try! Thank you so much!!!

      With much gratitude,
      Chef Sheem

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 5/25 at 7:23AM

        Hi Chef Sheem! It is a pleasure to have you here! Glad you loved the Trinidad Corn Pie. And I am really looking forward to you trying out the other recipes. Do let me know how they work out for you. Thanks for stopping by! 🙂

        Reply
    3. Lucian princess says

      Posted on 5/3 at 12:53PM

      Hiiiiii
      Thank you so very much for this recipe. I tried the Trinidad Corn Pie today for the first time… it was oh so yummy, beyond delicious. Will definitely be making it again. Awesome!!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 5/4 at 3:26AM

        Hi Lucian! I am so thrilled this was a hit. Thank you for the feedback 🙂 !

        Reply
    4. Rachelle says

      Posted on 12/1 at 11:44AM

      How big of a can of evaporated milk? They come in a small can and then a regular size can.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 12/2 at 12:01PM

        It’s the regular size can (12 ounce , 350 ml)

        Reply
    5. KC says

      Posted on 5/18 at 1:00PM

      Made this today. Delicious! At first I was going to substitute heavy cream for the evap milk, but decided to just go with the original recipe. Next time I’ll try it without the sugar as I feel it mutes the flavors of the veggies, and I enjoyed the flavor before I added the sugar as well. I’ll see which way I like it better. I used Bob’s Red Mill coarse cornmeal, and was a little worried it wouldn’t cook all the way through, but it was perfect. Crumbled some cooked bacon and chives on the top before baking. This is not going to last long lol Thanks!

      Reply
    6. KC says

      Posted on 5/18 at 8:19AM

      Hi, I’m going to try this today. Can I substitute heavy cream for the evaporated milk? I don’t think evap milk and my stomach are friends lol.

      Reply
    7. Marcia Oppong says

      Posted on 4/12 at 6:04PM

      Hi Imma,
      Instead of making this as its own dish, I used it as the cover for a “Mexican Shepherd’s pie” (instead of potatoes). The filling is still ground meat, but just used taco seasoning, jalepenos, beans, etc. to give it that taste instead of usual shepherds pie seasonings and mixed veggies. Thanks for the recipe!

      Reply
      • imma africanbites says

        Posted on 4/12 at 6:26PM

        Woow! That sounds amazing! Thank you for sharing, Marcia. I’ve got to try your method.

        Reply
    8. Destiny says

      Posted on 3/23 at 2:37PM

      ☺☺

      Reply
    9. Diana says

      Posted on 2/24 at 5:23AM

      I really enjoy making your recipes, so much so that I’ve added your website to my phone’s home page and this corn pie is no exception, its delicious and have made it a lot.
      Thank you and also thank your momma…grandma…whoever is responsible for you being such an excellent chef/cook.

      Reply
      • Verna says

        Posted on 10/12 at 6:53AM

        That’s. It’s good

        Reply
    10. Reanne says

      Posted on 1/25 at 8:26AM

      I really enjoyed this recipe and the corn pie was AMAZING!!!!

      Reply
    11. Sheena says

      Posted on 1/13 at 1:20PM

      I try this corn pie today first time am doing it and It came out awesome creamy and moist thank you for recipe is was just. Delicious and easy to make

      Reply
      • imma africanbites says

        Posted on 1/13 at 2:18PM

        Yaaay! Glad it turned out great for you, Sheena.

        Reply
    12. Vee says

      Posted on 1/2 at 7:51AM

      This recipe is amazing, everytime I make this everyone eats it down like crazy

      Reply
      • imma africanbites says

        Posted on 1/2 at 2:51PM

        Wohooo! That’s a major win. Thank you for trying it out, Vee.

        Reply
    13. Donna says

      Posted on 12/14 at 10:32AM

      This is the third recipe I have made from your site and was not disappointed. I made this for an office lunch and it was gone in a flash. Very easy to make and no fancy ingredients required, I did not have any Bonnet or Cayenne Pepper so I substituted Creole Seasoning and omitted the salt, Tasted Great! Looking forward to recreating more of your recipes, Thank you

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 12/16 at 7:43AM

        Hi Donna, thanks for the feedback ! Can’t wait to see which ones you try out. Happy Holidays!!!

        Reply
    14. James says

      Posted on 11/16 at 11:35AM

      Hi Imma, what size pan does the recipe need to not overflow, 1 quart? 2 quart or larger? Since casserole dishes come in a myriad of sizes it would be helpful to know! Love your recipes!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/17 at 7:17AM

        Hi James, 2 quart works best, to prevent any overflow.

        Reply
    15. Colleen says

      Posted on 11/1 at 11:23AM

      Can I use Jiffy Cornmeal Mix?

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/4 at 4:50AM

        Yes you can.

        Reply
    16. Karen says

      Posted on 8/26 at 12:50PM

      Fantastic! Best corn casserole ever! Thank you for the recipe.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 8/28 at 4:39PM

        YES! Thank you so much!!!

        Reply
    17. Elizabeth M says

      Posted on 5/27 at 3:04PM

      What kind of corn meal do you use? I use Palmetto Farms stone ground cornmeal, which takes at least 15 minutes to cook in a pressure cooker. I’m a little afraid that it won’t be thoroughly cooked in this recipe (which I really REALLY want to try. I’m willing to buy whatever you use, just to be able to make this dish!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 5/27 at 7:49PM

        I used quaker cornmeal , easily available at Walmart. Another good choice is Albers cornmeal. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Happy Cooking!!!

        Reply
    18. Margie tysdal says

      Posted on 5/25 at 2:51PM

      Can Trinidad corn pie be made the night before baking!

      Reply
      • imma africanbites says

        Posted on 5/25 at 7:39PM

        Hi, Margie. Yes, you can. Just assemble them the night before, place in the fridge covered and then bake it the next morning. Enjoy!

        Reply
        • Margie tysdal says

          Posted on 5/28 at 7:52AM

          If corn pie is doubled, can it be put in a casserole dish rather than pie plate shallow or would that make it too deep.? When pie is doubled, is it ok. to also double the evaporated milk?

          Reply
    19. Sunny says

      Posted on 4/7 at 9:54PM

      I made this for Christmas and it was such a hit I had to make it again for Easter! Fabulous recipe and so delicious, we had no leftovers. Everyone loves this and they all want your recipe, I will definitely make this again and again!

      Reply
      • imma africanbites says

        Posted on 4/14 at 4:52AM

        My sister requested this one too for Easter. 🙂 Thank you for stopping by, Sunny!

        Reply
    20. Amelia says

      Posted on 1/30 at 12:09PM

      Hi… I am so happy I found this page.. I am going to try your corn pie recipe tonight! I struggle with dinner but look out I am going to try most of your dishes guaranteed. Btw I am from Trinidad!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 2/1 at 5:55PM

        Hi Amelia!
        Glad to have you on board . So happy to hear this ! Can’t wait to see which ones you try out first. Happy Cooking !!!

        Reply
        • Eldorna says

          Posted on 4/21 at 8:40AM

          It’s in my oven as I write this comment.
          hoping my kids enjoy it when it’s done !

          Reply
    21. Melanie says

      Posted on 11/23 at 3:18PM

      This recipe is amazing. Made it, and almost ate my fingers off!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/24 at 9:38AM

        I know what you mean. Same thing happened to my guests the other day. They couldn’t have enough of it . Thanks for the feedback!!!

        Reply
    22. Rodika says

      Posted on 8/15 at 11:11AM

      This is my go-to recipe for corn pie. However, I usually use mild cheddar cheese and add 4oz of cream cheese and instead of “2 green onions”, I use about 3tbsp of fresh chives. I have never used any white pepper as the recipe suggests, however, the corn pie is always very lovely. Thank you for this recipe.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 8/15 at 11:42AM

        Hi Rodika! Glad to hear it worked well for you. Thanks for the feedback!

        Reply
    23. Camille says

      Posted on 7/14 at 3:43PM

      Hey can I add cream styled corn and the whole kernel corn together in this pie?

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 7/15 at 6:59AM

        You sure can. Might have to cut down on the liquid.

        Reply
    24. Emer says

      Posted on 7/9 at 12:15PM

      I try it today and it was awesome

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 7/9 at 3:21PM

        Yes! Thanks for taking the time to let me know.

        Reply
    25. Aleah says

      Posted on 7/5 at 6:07PM

      I am so glad I found your website. I made the corn pie and it was excellent. Recipe was so easy to follow and unintimidating. I cant wait to make some doubles this weekend.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 7/8 at 7:23AM

        Hi Aleah! Can I come over? Just love doubles can seem to get enough for it . So glad to have you on board . Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know. Happy Cooking!!!

        Reply
    26. Priti says

      Posted on 5/2 at 8:29AM

      Hi looks delicious! is there any way I can make it without eggs? Thanks

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 5/4 at 8:32AM

        Hi Priti! I haven’t tried it without eggs. But I think you will work out just fine. Do let me know how it works out for you.

        Reply
      • BigChef says

        Posted on 5/5 at 10:27PM

        You can make it without eggs it just won’t bind as well. But maybe you could add some extra cheese to remedy that.

        Reply
        • ImmaculateBites says

          Posted on 5/6 at 7:38AM

          Thanks for taking the time to share Bigchef!

          Reply
    27. Christine says

      Posted on 2/21 at 3:00PM

      Thank you! I have this dish in the oven now. So excited to eat it lol!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 2/21 at 6:14PM

        Awesome! You are going to love it Christine

        Reply
    28. Christine says

      Posted on 1/6 at 6:57PM

      I doubled the recipe and brought it to a Christmas potluck and it was devoured. I used the larger amount of liquid and omitted the sugar, because I’m not a fan of sweet. Thanks for this delicious recipe. This will be a staple in my house!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 1/6 at 7:22PM

        Yay!!! Thanks Christine!

        Reply
    29. CHERI says

      Posted on 11/10 at 6:34AM

      can i use prepared cornbread mix??

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/10 at 7:53AM

        You sure can but it might not have the same texture .

        Reply
    30. Kida says

      Posted on 5/14 at 7:19PM

      I tried this receipt and i love it and i will be making it again in the morning.

      Thanks for sharing

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 5/14 at 8:47PM

        My Pleasure!!! Thanks for the feedback!!!

        Reply
        • Reese says

          Posted on 6/14 at 4:23PM

          Can this be made a day in advanced and then reheated in the oven? What kind of texture does it have? I’m concerned about the cornmeal. Thanks!

          Reply
          • ImmaculateBites says

            Posted on 6/17 at 9:32PM

            You sure can. It’s thick and somewhat creamy like oatmeal.

            Reply
    31. Hanna says

      Posted on 4/5 at 9:54PM

      I just found your blog and I’m in love! I want to try everything! My fiancé is St. Lucian he loves corn pie. I’m Jamaican and never ever made corn pie in my life. You make this look easy. Can’t wait to make it… Heck, can’t wait to try more of your recipes!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 4/7 at 9:07AM

        Hi Hanna! So Glad you are here! Do let me know which ones you try out . Happy Cooking!!!!

        Reply
    32. DeAnn says

      Posted on 3/26 at 8:36AM

      Can this recipe be doubled? I’m making this for my large family.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 3/26 at 9:01AM

        Yes, you can double it .

        Reply
        • Destiny says

          Posted on 3/23 at 2:34PM

          Thanks so much for this recipe Destiny age14

          Reply
          • Destiny says

            Posted on 3/23 at 2:37PM

            ☺☺

            Reply
    33. Tamara says

      Posted on 3/8 at 9:34AM

      WOW!!! I tried this for my family on Sunday and they couldn’t stop eating! I’ve bookmarked this because it’s by far my favourite internet recipe. Thanks for sharing 🙂

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 3/8 at 10:08AM

        AWESOME!! Glad it was a hit with everyone.

        Reply
    34. Carol M says

      Posted on 3/3 at 8:28PM

      Made this tonight for four people. They raved about it. it was fantastic. Definitely on my make again soon list. thank you for a delicious recipe.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 3/4 at 8:17AM

        AWESOME!! Thanks for taking the time to let me know .

        Have a Great Weekend!

        Reply
    35. Carol says

      Posted on 2/24 at 5:47AM

      I love this recipe and will be making it soon. The pictures are beautiful and you have explained this dish perfectly! Thank you!

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 2/24 at 11:43AM

        Hi Carol. Do let me know how it works out for you. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts.

        Reply
    36. Bintu | Recipes From A Pantry says

      Posted on 11/17 at 2:26PM

      Drooling over your pictures – I would love a bite or two of these.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/18 at 4:39AM

        Go ahead and dig in!!!

        Reply
    37. Brenda says

      Posted on 11/12 at 9:42PM

      Hahaha am not even going to pretend. sometimes i just read some of the recipes just because of the stories, even though i know i will not try the recipe. You always have some good side stories

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/13 at 4:21AM

        Thanks Brenda! Glad you enjoy them.

        Reply
    38. Christine | Vermilion Roots says

      Posted on 11/12 at 6:37PM

      This reminds me of the Chinese steamed eggs I love so much. I’m gonna hve to make this without milk. Hope it will work with non-dairy milk?

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/16 at 9:19AM

        I have not yet tried it with dairy free milk. Do give it a try Christine and let us know how it works out for you. Thanks and happy cooking.

        Reply
        • Felicia says

          Posted on 1/14 at 3:59PM

          I made it with coconut milk (from a carton), about a cup. Looks good so far … taking it to a potluck, so I have to wait to see what it tastes like. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

          Reply
          • ImmaculateBites says

            Posted on 1/15 at 11:03AM

            My pleasure! Do let me know how it turned out . Thanks

            Reply
    39. Sabrina says

      Posted on 11/12 at 8:53AM

      WOW!!! Your pictures are stunning!!!!! Definitely put this one on my to make list. Would definitely make it with less milk . Thanks for sharing your recipes with us. I tried your brown stew chicken and my family wiped their plates clean.

      Reply
      • ImmaculateBites says

        Posted on 11/16 at 9:09AM

        Hi Sabrina! Always super happy to here everyone is happy. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts with us . And do let me know how this turns out.

        Reply
      • Markisha says

        Posted on 5/20 at 9:59AM

        I cooked the Trinidad Corn Pie for Mothers Day it was awesome !!! My family loved it ! I’m trying the Curry Chicken next I’m sure it’s just as awesome.

        Reply
        • ImmaculateBites says

          Posted on 5/20 at 10:25AM

          AWESOME! You will love it too!! Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts with us.

          Reply

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