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My god. I just love that. Can you detail your method a little more? I only do corn a few times a year because the wife doesn’t like it unless it’s “corn bread” from a box.The day started out pretty good with 4 sticks of butter and some bacon grease.
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Ended up even better with 7 dozen ears of fresh sweet corn cooked down to maque choux. It’ll be gagged and frozen for a solid side dish or the starter every time I make a beef & vegetable soup.
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I don’t follow recipes but it was basically:Can you detail your method a little more?
Awesome. So you cut the raw kernels off first, then stir them around with bacon grease, butter, mixed veggies, garlic, etc in the heavy pots? Sorry for the dumb questions-I just never did anything elaborate with corn before and this looks so dang good! I’ve only ever boiled the whole ear, then cut the kernels off, butter and salt. I’m going to try your method this week!I don’t follow recipes but it was basically:
4 sticks of butter, 7 dozen ears of fresh sweet corn cut off the cob, 4 diced onions, 6 diced bell peppers, couple tablespoons of roasted minced garlic, 3 cans of diced stewed tomatoes, S&P to taste. Cooked slowly for 2 1/2 hours stirred about every 3 minutes.
Yes, just be careful cutting the kernels off the cob. I try to cut the whole kernel off some like to cut the kernels almost in half then scrape the cob with the back of the knife to get somewhat of a creamed corn effect.So you cut the raw kernels off first, then stir them around with bacon grease, butter, mixed veggies, garlic, etc in the heavy pots?
However I cut it will be mostly by accident I’m sure. I’ve never cut raw corn before. I’ll probably shoot for mid-week and make a pan of bacon and get some BLT going.Yes, just be careful cutting the kernels off the cob. I try to cut the whole kernel off some like to cut the kernels almost in half then scrape the cob with the back of the knife to get somewhat of a creamed corn effect.
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