Types of Corn on the Cob
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Keep husks on until ready to cook. Store in the refrigerator for best results. For longer storage, shuck, blanch, and freeze.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
For extra flavor, grill or roast corn in its husk. This steams the kernels and infuses them with smoky notes.
Boil corn for 5-8 minutes, or until kernels are tender and bright yellow.
Rub kernels with butter or oil and your favorite seasonings before cooking.
Consider adding kernels to salads, salsas, or succotash after cooking.
Pairs With
Butter
Salt
Chili Powder
Lime
Mayonnaise
Bacon
Cheese (e.g., Cotija, Parmesan)
Common Mistakes
Overcooking: This can lead to tough, rubbery kernels.
Not tasting for doneness: Start checking a few minutes before the estimated cooking time.
Discarding the silk completely before cooking: A little bit of silk can add subtle sweetness.
Aliases
- Corn on the Cobsplural
/corn-on-the-cobs
