There are those times when we simply do not have enough time to prepare our tasty Cajun dishes. So every once in a while we can be allowed shortcuts! After all most of us do not have to plant our own corn anymore. Delicious mockshoo without the fuss; you can use canned corn to speed up the process.
Melt butter in a medium saucepan. Sauté the onion until clear.
Add the creamed corn and the sweet and zesty corn.
Cook for 9 minutes on medium heat.
Add Splenda or sugar for last minute of cooking.
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