I just got home from the farmer's market. Now what do you suggest? I'm sure everyone has their own secret way of doing it.
This is nice farm fresh peaches and cream corn on the cob.
Calling all Cooks: Corn on the Cob tonight!
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I just boil it and then put butter on it.
YUM.
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That's what I usually do, but I thought the population of GFY might have some tasty tricks to spice it up!Originally posted by MandyBlake
I just boil it and then put butter on it.
YUM.
Keep it simple.email: [email protected]Comment
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make a fire with wood, let it set, ince the wood is a bunch of little piecec and really hot throw the corn right on top of it, with out the covers, once their done(they turn near black) take them off and put them in a bowl of salt water and rinse, eat, i guarantee it'll be the best corn youve ever had
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I'm not allowed wood fires hereOriginally posted by abyss_al
make a fire with wood, let it set, ince the wood is a bunch of little piecec and really hot throw the corn right on top of it, with out the covers, once their done(they turn near black) take them off and put them in a bowl of salt water and rinse, eat, i guarantee it'll be the best corn youve ever had
Just have a propane bbq.
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boil with milk in the potComment
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Sounds good. I just tossed mine on my small propane grill, and poured soy sauce over it.
Every time I turned it 1/4, I would cover it in more soysauce. Little bit of butter once It's off the grill, and it's tasty.Comment
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Mostly been covered.
Boil until warm (though steaming is better option) remove husks and stuff, then place on rack and steam until hot.
Leave in husk, throw on grill and turn on occassion. Soaking may be needed if husks are a little dry. Remove when they look crispy.
or we can go onto butter options
chili powder is good, so are many others.Comment
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This is the best way to eat corn. Infact its the only way I eat corn. Unless its cream corn in a can.Originally posted by frankfortuna
If it's still in the husk, soak it in water for a bit and throw it on the grill.
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That will taste delicious, i will like to try one of thoseOriginally posted by freeadultcontent
Mostly been covered.
Boil until warm (though steaming is better option) remove husks and stuff, then place on rack and steam until hot.
Leave in husk, throw on grill and turn on occassion. Soaking may be needed if husks are a little dry. Remove when they look crispy.
or we can go onto butter options
chili powder is good, so are many others.
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mmmmmmOriginally posted by Homegrownvideo
Sounds good. I just tossed mine on my small propane grill, and poured soy sauce over it.
Every time I turned it 1/4, I would cover it in more soysauce. Little bit of butter once It's off the grill, and it's tasty.
So hungry. Must wait until family gets home...email: [email protected]Comment
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roast the corn in the husks in a hot oven, it'll seal in the juices and keep it sweet
once it's done, carefully pull off the husks (there will sometimes be steam)
then drizzle some melted sweet butter over it and sprinkle a little salt and lemon pepper on it and let it sit for 2-3 minutes, then serve (you can keep the husk attached at the bottom and use it as kind of a garnish)...also keep the stalks on the corn and use them as handles, makes it more fun to eatComment
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how long and what temp? And don't soak them before roasting?Originally posted by SykkBoy2
roast the corn in the husks in a hot oven, it'll seal in the juices and keep it sweet
once it's done, carefully pull off the husks (there will sometimes be steam)
then drizzle some melted sweet butter over it and sprinkle a little salt and lemon pepper on it and let it sit for 2-3 minutes, then serve (you can keep the husk attached at the bottom and use it as kind of a garnish)...also keep the stalks on the corn and use them as handles, makes it more fun to eatemail: [email protected]Comment
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Steaming, seriously its so much better and you never end up with tough kernals.Originally posted by EviLGuY
Some good ideas for corn on the cob.. I love it, but I hate the whole boiling thing.Comment
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Don't forget to put your peaches on the grill too, they are too die for on the grill.Originally posted by frankfortuna
If it's still in the husk, soak it in water for a bit and throw it on the grill.
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Wouldn't they melt and slip through?Originally posted by SquirtingCarly
Don't forget to put your peaches on the grill too, they are too die for on the grill.
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Not if they are firm. Or place a wire rack over your slotted grill.Originally posted by Elli
Wouldn't they melt and slip through?
Or cut in half, leave skin on, remove pit, place a dot of butter in pit hole with a small mound of brown sugar and a sprinkle of cinnemin (never can spell that) and grill until melted skin side down.Comment
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cream corn on the cob? is that even possible?
Okay, pull the husk back, remove the silk.
Coat in butter and pepper, pull husk back up
Wrap in aluminum foil
put on BBQ for about 20 minutes, turning over once half way
(they suggest you soak it in water first for a couple hours, but I have never done that as I am not that patient, and can't see tha advantage to waiting)Comment
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Brush peaches with oil and place on the grill, cut-side down. Grill until golden brown, about 1 1/2 minutes. Turn the peaches over and grill another 45 seconds. Remove the peaches to a plate and place a tablespoon of creme fraiche in the indentation of each peach.
This is so good, trust me I live in the peach state.
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See THIS is whyI asked you people!Originally posted by SquirtingCarly
Brush peaches with oil and place on the grill, cut-side down. Grill until golden brown, about 1 1/2 minutes. Turn the peaches over and grill another 45 seconds. Remove the peaches to a plate and place a tablespoon of creme fraiche in the indentation of each peach.
This is so good, trust me I live in the peach state.
These peach recipies are totally new to me! My mother would LOVE them. Woohoo!
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take some alumin foil, some paper towels, and some salt, pepper and butter
cut the alumin foil into squares that will wrap the corn, take the paper towels and get them damp, put a damp paper towel down in the square of alumin foil. butter, then salt, pepper the corn. drop it into the square and rap it up tight. now throw that on the grill.
youll have the juicyest corn you have ever had.want to buy this spot for cheap? it is of course for sale. long term deals are always the best bet. brand0n/ at/ a o l dot commies.Comment
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Doesn't the paper towel stick to the poor corn?Originally posted by brand0n
take some alumin foil, some paper towels, and some salt, pepper and butter
cut the alumin foil into squares that will wrap the corn, take the paper towels and get them damp, put a damp paper towel down in the square of alumin foil. butter, then salt, pepper the corn. drop it into the square and rap it up tight. now throw that on the grill.
youll have the juicyest corn you have ever had.email: [email protected]Comment
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Now read without the word dog.Comment
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My husband is a fucking weirdo who doesn't like corn on the cob. However, because I like it and he's not going to be a party pooper on my corn, I boil it and add milk and butter to the boiling, so that the corn soaks it up. Add salt and more butter and enjoy!Comment
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nope.Originally posted by Elli
Doesn't the paper towel stick to the poor corn?
the dampness of the towel prevents it from burning and also holds all the mosture of the corn inside it
just try it, you wont do it any other way promise.want to buy this spot for cheap? it is of course for sale. long term deals are always the best bet. brand0n/ at/ a o l dot commies.Comment
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That's after they're shucked, right?Originally posted by brand0n
nope.
the dampness of the towel prevents it from burning and also holds all the mosture of the corn inside it
just try it, you wont do it any other way promise.email: [email protected]Comment
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This is my favorite way to cook corn on the knob.Originally posted by frankfortuna
If it's still in the husk, soak it in water for a bit and throw it on the grill.
I also does not boil out all the vitamins like boiling water causes.Promote Wildmatch, ImLive, Sexier.com, and more!!

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sorry, was whipping up an awesome meal for limjoe and gang...Originally posted by Elli
how long and what temp? And don't soak them before roasting?
about 35-40 minutes at 350, but it can vary depending on the size of the cob...Comment
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I prefer my corn off the cobb.
Cut corn off cob.
Put all them little corns in a bowl.
add water to the top of the corn.
add butter salt and pepper.
Nuke for about 1.5 to 2 minutes.
Stir, nuke again until all butter is melted.
Eat!
and no corns get stuck in your teeth.Comment
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well, sicne you're going may as well pick up some other goodiesOriginally posted by Peaches
DAMN ALL OF YOU!
Now I'm forced to take a trip to the orchard store tomorrow and get corn and peaches.
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I don't think they grow spinachOriginally posted by SykkBoy2
well, sicne you're going may as well pick up some other goodies
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Last time I was there they had corn, peaches, peppers and tomatoes.
Apples will be coming soon
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I just added the Asparagus Marco Polo with Hollandaise recipe ;-)Originally posted by Peaches
I don't think they grow spinach
Last time I was there they had corn, peaches, peppers and tomatoes.
Apples will be coming soon
maybe I should open adultwebmasterrecipes.com ;-)Comment
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I just tried this one without much success. The wet paper inside the foil started smoldering and turned almost all the corn black. The corn that wasn't burnt completely was dried out and chewy.Originally posted by brand0n
take some alumin foil, some paper towels, and some salt, pepper and butter
cut the alumin foil into squares that will wrap the corn, take the paper towels and get them damp, put a damp paper towel down in the square of alumin foil. butter, then salt, pepper the corn. drop it into the square and rap it up tight. now throw that on the grill.
youll have the juicyest corn you have ever had.
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damnOriginally posted by Elli
I just tried this one without much success. The wet paper inside the foil started smoldering and turned almost all the corn black. The corn that wasn't burnt completely was dried out and chewy.
LOL
damn
heeeeeeeeehehee
sorry
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this sounds disgusting..sorryOriginally posted by Homegrownvideo
Sounds good. I just tossed mine on my small propane grill, and poured soy sauce over it.
Every time I turned it 1/4, I would cover it in more soysauce. Little bit of butter once It's off the grill, and it's tasty.Last edited by korzon; 08-08-2004, 10:43 PM.
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The best!Originally posted by frankfortuna
If it's still in the husk, soak it in water for a bit and throw it on the grill.icq: 119 4580Comment
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The best way (and i hate to say it) is in the microwave.
Husk on 3-4 minutes on high. Unlike BBQ or Boiling, the corn retains all its natural juices and flavours. With Peaches and Cream Corn its by far the best way. Why waste all that delicious flavor and juices.
Its the one food that is better out of microwave then pot.LinkSpun - Premier Adult Link Trading Community - ICQ - 464/\281/\250
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I still have 3 left. I'll have to give that a try tomorrow night. Maybe I shouldn't be allowed to play with fire right now.Originally posted by Jdoughs
The best way (and i hate to say it) is in the microwave.
Husk on 3-4 minutes on high. Unlike BBQ or Boiling, the corn retains all its natural juices and flavours. With Peaches and Cream Corn its by far the best way. Why waste all that delicious flavor and juices.
Its the one food that is better out of microwave then pot.
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