Corn on the cob.

What is the best method for cooking corn on the cob. I've tried several methods but it dosen't taste as nice as when I've eaten it in a restaurant.
18:51 Mon 20th Aug 2012
 
Best Answer


No best answer has yet been selected by cupid04. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.

For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.

21 to 30 of 30

First Previous 1 2

amazeballs....???
I don't make ice-cream using custard base....I just use milk, sugar, and cornflour. But yes, just make your custard mix and add a bit of wasabi. xx
Amazeballs.....it's a stupid word used by the bl00dy Kardashians and I can't get it out of my vocab! lol
Iv had the chilie toffe icecream mmm and ive had wasabi choco cake mmmmm
Question Author
I could just get a tin of green giant sweetcorn and be done with it but I love it on the cob. Mr. Cupid isn't so keen, because it gets stuck between his teeth,lol!. I tell him he can always brush his teeth afterwards.
Give him a pot of toothpicks when he is eating it lol. Nothing beats corn on the cob!
There is only one way to cook a mealie cob , grilled over charcoal, I spent 3 years in Zambia and often had one for lunch.
http://www.flickr.com.../pjuerges/2469802770/
I totally agree Eddie, but here in Scotland that's not often possible! lol
As Eddie's reply...barbequed gently then drizzled with lime and chilli butter
ten minutes in boiling water is far too long. Two minutes - ample. You only want to get the stuff hot - any more cooking will make it tough. No wonder it gets stuck in your teeth if you cook it for so long.
I was taught that by a woman who grew the stuff.

21 to 30 of 30

First Previous 1 2

Related Questions

''The Village''A Cornwall Newspaper. (Who says OAPs don't have a sense of humour?) .... FOXY LADY : Sexy, fashion-conscious blue-haired beauty, 80's, slim, 5'4' (used to be 5'6'), searching for...
Are the recent Comic Relief Great British Menu recipes available online? I am trying to find the Chris Fearon main course recipe of corn on the cob, beans and a pie. Can anyone find it?!...
I've spent some time on the web trying to find out the history of corn on the cob cultivation in England, without much luck. Anyone know, or alternatively any ideas of a good crop cultivation history...
Why is it that corn on the cob costs more per peice of sweetcorn than a large bag/tin of sweetcorn? I thought they were grown in the same way? meaning it would surely cost more to remove the sweetcorn...
my parents say corn on the cob was unheard or in the fifties and at the earliest came on the market in the late sixties ! anyone know thanks
can you tell me if corn on the cob was used as toilet paper in early times

Latest posts