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NotTooSweet
July 16, 2014
Getting ready to make the Bacon and Corn Pie from this site tomorrow and the shucking and kernel removing tips are MOST appreciated! I'm sure it will be much easier than my traditional methods and less messy too. Thanks!
Libbi
June 8, 2014
LOVE this corn risotto idea - will be trying it this week & adding fresh spring peas ... if I can still find them!
CookOnTheFly
April 15, 2014
The key to ANY sweet corn is to soak it in water prior to grilling, preferably with a tablespoon of sugar to bring out the sweetness. If you are boiling your corn, rather than grilling it, sugar is TANTAMOUNT to a proper pot of corn. I grew up in Minnesota, and this is how all of my aunties, great-aunties, grandmother and friends did their corn. Do NOT add salt to the water, its disastrous.
Lindini
July 27, 2014
Ahhh...finally someone who cooks corn the RIGHT way! Sugar is the key, even a good pouring of cow's milk but definitely NO on the salt.
My method for the best corn is to cover corn in a large pot with cold water. add about 2 heaping TBL sugar and a big splash of milk. Without covering bring pot of liquid to a boil, turn off heat and corn is done.
My method for the best corn is to cover corn in a large pot with cold water. add about 2 heaping TBL sugar and a big splash of milk. Without covering bring pot of liquid to a boil, turn off heat and corn is done.
nievesrichardj
April 15, 2014
A Bunt pan! It's so genius, I would have never thought to use one for getting kernels off the cob. Thanks for the tips!
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