Naked Corn On The Cobnot Recipes

NAKED CORN ON THE COB...NOT!

Steps:

• 1. Mix the ginger ale, tomato sauce, sugar, salt and Chipotle pepper in a bowl and mix to dissolve the sugar.
• 2. Clean the corn, and place them in a large zip lock baggie, carefully pour this mixture over the corn and refrigerate for at least 2 ~ 3 hours "...... * see note *
• 3. After that time poke a hole in the corner of the bag and carefully put the marinade in a pot.
• 4. Return the corn to the refrigerator till you are ready to cook them.
• 5. Cook the marinade on a rather high heat, till it is reduced to less than 1 cup.
• 6. If it starts to bubble up to the top of the pot, stir it with a whisk or heat safe spoon.
• 7. Once the sauce has reduced let this mixture get cold and mix this with the butter and set aside, if you are using it later put this in the refrigerator.
• 8. Make sure the mixture is "not" warm; you don't want to melt the butter.
• 9. At this point you can grille the corn for about 10 minutes, depending on how small or large your corn is.
• 10. Slather " I just love that word " the spread on the corn and enjoy.

JAMIE'S SWEET AND EASY CORN ON THE COB

Steps:

• Fill a large pot about 3/4 full of water and bring to a boil. Stir in sugar and lemon juice, dissolving the sugar. Gently place ears of corn into boiling water, cover the pot, turn off the heat, and let the corn cook in the hot water until tender, about 10 minutes.

PLEASE TRY! NUKED CORN ON THE COB, NO SHUCKING!

Steps:

• 1. Place entire unshucked ear of corn in the microwave... husk, silk and all.
• 2. Microwave for 4 minutes. (Increase time if doing more than one ear.)
• 3. Remove from microwave. Caution... it will be hot. (I used my rubber, kitchen dish washing gloves.)
• 4. This is the amazing part! Stand the corn up in the sink vertically, with the silk facing up and the stalk end balancing in the sink. Run warm water over the top silk end and gently start to peel. The water will instantly wash away any silk and husk. Break off husk from ear at bottom and you're ready to eat!
• 5. My father-in-law (...a corn farmer), told me about this last night and I didn't believe him until now. It tastes so much better than boiled. Great for small families, empty-nesters or retirees who don't want to lift heavy pans of boiling water. Recipes for flavored butters follow in the comments section. Give it a try... you'll never go back to boiled again!