The Correct Way to Make Corn on the Cobb, Southern Sides


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  1. @Dr.Kryptanical
    @Dr.Kryptanical says:

    There is no correct way in cooking it's an art form and while there is a science to it they're guidelines corn you can shallow fry, dry fry, air fry, grill and in the oven and of course boil it's a versatile crop if it wasn't those who had little else to live on would of lost their minds, I'm planning to coat mine in butter, dill and wrap it up in foil and bake it like a potato & if i'm still hungry after I got some loose corn that I can do in a pan with some diced onion, diced steak, black bean sauce and korean bbq… my own little mix of things I did this mix in a flask and took it with me was a little thick though so I took a spoon and some kitchen paper to clean up when i'm done

    I managed to hike 7 miles that day and by god did that food give me the energy to keep going it was a good summer's day, it's gonna be great for winter too I might add a bit of salted baking butter to the sauce this time saves me adding regular salt!

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  2. @ericeandco
    @ericeandco says:

    It’s not the time that’s important. It’s understanding if the corn is done. The ears tend to be small with small kernels these days so maybe three or four minutes works. When we were kids they sold huge ears. They took longer to cook.

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  3. @mbp_33
    @mbp_33 says:

    I’ve been boiling my corn my whole life. I just saw a video for microwaving it and thought no way but it turned out perfect. I’m blown away. And the best part is no shucking! You just pull the cob right out after it’s done!

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