Here’s how to freeze sweet corn at home to enjoy all throughout the year #shorts


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  1. leila reggie
    leila reggie says:

    Did this to fill a freezer every year for my Mom and Dad. Once we all got old we just froze four or five, husks and all in gallon freezer bags. We stacked up more than two dozen bags. We took a bag or two out for a couple hours before dinner. We husked it to boil quickly or put the whole ones, rinsed in water and placed on the higher rack of the BBQ. So much easier and just as tasty.

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  2. Melina Licharowicz
    Melina Licharowicz says:

    It's a bit taboo to use a microwave, but my family always cuts it off the cob raw or using corn boards, microwaves it in large bowls for 11-14 minutes, then bag, cool (refrigerator or cold water), and freeze. It's a lot faster and you need much less space. We could do 50+ dozen a day this way.

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  3. Emily Perkins
    Emily Perkins says:

    I never knew how.my grandmother did this….it was almost like a super secret magic spell that some day I hoped she would tell me but she didn't get to it before she passed away, so this video definitely makes me feel like shucking corn and having a corn freezing party!

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  4. Ella Riel
    Ella Riel says:

    We used to freeze fresh Zellwood corn in the husk. Just fold over the tassels and rubber band that end. Toss into the freezer and voilá! … take out when ready & cook for “fresh” corn on the cob, all year ‘round!

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  5. Fran Bears
    Fran Bears says:

    There is a better way. 60+ yrs as an Iowan. Microwave in the husk for 4 mins- turn once. Cut the end off as soon as its done. Easily pull the entire husk & silks off at once. Moisture is an enemy=mushy. Slice corn hot off the cob to a sheet pan lined with silpat or parchment paper. Freeze the pan. This gives you IQF kernels that pour out of the bag instead of solid mass. Trust the process.

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  6. Pamela Gay
    Pamela Gay says:

    I used to help my mom cut corn with blanching. We would cut and mix field corn(more starch{thickens}) and sweet corn we would also scrape all the juice from the cob. When we cook it for a meal we would and jalapeno and serrano peppers, so good.

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