What is your favorite Corn Recipe?
Friends dropped off a dozen ears, so we did the usual-boiled and grilled Corn on the cob.
But also had me thinking about my old stand by favorite http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showt...=corn+fritters I make my own creamed corn by simmering fresh corn kernels in whipping cream-then pulse in food processor. Curry powder has to be Sharwoods Mild:sHa_shakeshout: |
Before I even read your post, the title had me thinking about corn fritters from chicken on the way! Mmmm....
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Peel.
Toss in the Peacock pens. Bare cobs in minutes :) |
The whole thing is going directly on the grill, unpeeled. Remove the tasks when done and enjoy.
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Cornbread for days....
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My vote goes to tamales with the filling of your choice. I'll go for beef barbacoa or carnitas. Mmmmm
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Just the corn itself. Leave the husk on, throw it in the mircrowave (I know... stay with me), nuke on high 3 minutes per ear. You can husk immediately, but I wait a couple minutes so I don't steam burn myself... the husk and silk all come off in one swoop totally clean. Sweet corn needs nothing on it. If you want butter and/or salt- go for it. I usually cut the kernels off so I don't have to eat off the cob... but do what you like.
As for a recipe? Sometimes a make a mean greek salad to which I add the above corn after I've cut it off the cob. |
My favorite corn recipe would require a still and lots of corn. :oregonian_winesmile
(for medicinal purposes only) The corn fritters look good. |
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WOW Omega those fritters look delish. Mine are usually flat and panfried.
I'll try to make those in a few days, but I'm a little concerned with the thermometer, where it says hard crack and soft crack. should I ask about that or just pretend I didn't see it?:thinking-006: |
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Thanks buddy, That makes me feel better.:)
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A great recipe I got in the Town of Furnas in the Azores.
Throw bag of corn into Volcanic heated Geyser Fish out with stick after 2 Sagres beers Serve with butter http://i1183.photobucket.com/albums/...pszja113yl.jpg |
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http://i1183.photobucket.com/albums/...psgmsqvaxy.jpg Different residues under each fountain http://i1183.photobucket.com/albums/...psuqxhothg.jpg Almost all cooking is done -volcanic assist |
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