Copycat Famous Dave's Cornbread Muffins Recipe (2024)

Famous Dave's is famous for their food, and particularly, their Cornbread Muffins. Well, I have good new for you. Here is the recipe for the most famous and amazing Famous Dave's Cornbread Muffins. They taste better than the real deal, and you can enjoy them in the comforts of your own home.

Give me all the cornbreads. I am a carb person. I can seriously feel myself getting angry if I don’t get my daily dose of carbs. The girl needs her carbs.

I especially need my cornbread. If you have been to Famous Dave’s BBQ, you know exactly what I am talking about. These cornbread muffins are out of this world.

If you haven’t been, that’s okay, because you are about to experience their muffins, without ever having to leave the house. Sounds like a win to me.

I am a SUCKER when it comes to cornbread with melted honey butter on top, and there is something about those yummy muffins from Famous Dave’s that make me eat at least 5 or 6 every time I go there.

We are also sharing a honey butter recipe with you today, that pairs perfectly with these delicious muffins.

Now you can make them at home with this simple recipe.

tips for baking cornbread

Cornbread can be intimidating, but don’t let it be. It’s not very often you see cornmeal come up in your ingredients list, but I promise you, you can do this, and these will turn out perfectly.

-The recipe calls for muffin tin liners (cupcake liners) which we definitely recommend for this recipe. Cornbread can be a little sticky when it cooks, no matter what pan you use, or how much pam you use.

We recommend using the liners, and not spraying each indentation with non-stick cooking spray. They still might stick to the pan, so it’s best to just play it safe and use the liners.

I have tried it multiple times without and have never really had much success when I make them without the liners.

-When cookie recipes tell me to separate the dry from the wet, I’ll be honest, I usually never listen because why dirty another bowl, when they will all be mixed together anyway?

Well for this recipe… you actually need to separate the wet from the dry for best results. The wet ingredients need to be fully incorporated. This will also lessen the chance of bumps in your batter.

This also allows the muffins to all have equal flour and cornmeal distribution.

We definitely recommend separating the wet from the dry with this recipe. (You’ll probably never hear me say that again, because I hate dirtying and extra dish).

make them whole wheat

If you are looking for a healthier alternative, you could also switch out the all-purpose flour for whole wheat flour. I prefer the taste of the all-purpose, but wheat flour would work just as well.

The texture also might be a little different. Start with less whole wheat flour, then add more as needed for desired thickness.

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