I love corn on the cob. Someone recently sent me this link in an email so I had to check it out and I can attest it worked very well.
It does work a little easier if after cooking you don't cut the ear too close to the end. Pretty neat trick though.
Wow - nice! Sweet corn is about to start up here in Iowa, will have to give this a try! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou will like it I am sure.
DeleteOmg! I am going to start doing that..thanks for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's gonna be my favorite way for now.
DeleteNice little trick to have under your belt. We have six ears for dinner tonight with other veggies, I will need to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI think you will like it, let us know.
DeleteWe liked it, I placed a post on the corn and referred to your blog page, thanks!
DeleteMy 14 year old is our corn shucker. I just showed her this and she says if it works, your her new favorite person. We eat an insanly large amount of corn in the summer.
ReplyDeleteIt worked good for me, It does seem to work better if the corn is cut at the widest point at the end otherwise you may have to squeeze it a little to get it started.
DeleteBut making a mess is the best way to due corn. We cook 16 ears at a time for 7 people. But I do like his idea if we had only 2 at home.
ReplyDeleteI have always boiled it as well but this is pretty good as well.
Deleteack! ack! ack! so sorry Dear Duke - but i haaaaate microwaves!!!! steaming or bbq'ing the corn is the only way to go! i love corn on the cob too - i could eat it every day of my life - with a ton of butter and salt - yummeh! this is my first year growing corn and it is all doing well - i am so excited buddy - woohoo!
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kymber
Kymber, it is actually pretty good, basically it is being steamed in it's own husk in the microwave. BTW, you haven't lived till you eat deep fried corn on the cob.....just saying.
DeleteDear Duke - deep fried corn on the cob???? oh i must learn more. i have never heard of it!!! i am going to scour the internet now for a recipe!!!! woohoo!!!
DeleteKymber, I have never made it myself but I have had it at restaurants down here. Basically you husk the corn like you were going to boil it however it is cooked in hot oil like french fries. I don't know how long it would take but I guess less than cooking in water.
DeleteI guess I misunderstood. I thought it was just a quick zap to remove the silk and husk and then the corn was cooked by some other method like grill or whatever.
DeleteDeep fried...also gonna scour the Internet.
agirlandhergun, this cooks the corn fully, 4 min per ear at least that's what it took on my microwave.
DeleteVery interesting. I must try that.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty good, definitely faster and cleaner.
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