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Reviewed By: Crickkette's Comment:

"I believe if you read again, it says to use a 2 quart baking dish. Not that hard to figure out."

Reviewed By: durangogone's Comment:

"Comeon, am I blind. What size pan,,,8X8, 12X13, 9X9??????"

Reviewed By: bberg's Review:

"I needed something quick last night to serve with a meatloaf and baked potatoes. I tried this recipe because I thought it looked like it was easy to make. It was very simple to make but after I had it all mixed together I felt it didn't have enough corn in it so I added a second can of regular corn. That helped a lot. Otherwise it was very tasty. I would make it again (with an extra can of regular corn)."

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