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- Paula Deen’s Bacon-Wrapped Grilled Corn on the Cob: Skip the butter — do like the Food Network star does and use bacon to add rich flavor. Recipe courtesy of Paula Deen. Recipe found at Quick & Simple.
- Chili Lime Corn on the Cob: Grill up this zesty, tender, Mexican-inspired corn on the cob recipe from Guy Fieri — perfect for your next barbecue. Recipe from Delish.
- Jalapeno-Lime Corn on The Cob: Rachael Ray’s recipe on Food Network.
- Fresh Herb Butters for Corn on the Cob: A picnic favorite like corn on the cob is made even better when drizzled with fresh herb butter. Includes alternate recipes for Jalapeno butter and Mint butter. Recipes from Country Living.
- Herbed Corn on the Cob: Lemon thyme, available at farmers markets and specialty produce markets, lends this corn a delicate lemony-herbal flavor, but feel free to use regular fresh thyme instead. Steaming the corn is a gentle method that allows you to cook it in butter; you can pull back the husks and use them as a handle while eating. Recipe found at Epicurious.
- Herb Grilled Corn-on-the-cob: Butter, green onions, fresh oregano, fresh coriander, parmesan cheese–how could this not be great! Found at Lifestyle Food.
- Corn-On-The-Cob With Seasoned Butters: Try any of the variations for seasoned butter to serve with corn. Recipes for Dill Butter, Italian Butter, Horseradish Parsley Butter found at Land O’Lakes.
- Corn on the Cob With Molasses Butter: A sweet take on an old favorite. Recipe found at Quick & Simple.
- Grilled Corn on the Cob With a Trio of Flavored Butters: Sweet summer corn, a whole-grain source of potassium, is delicious on its own. Even better: Spread it with one of the flavorful butter blends for a luxuriously indulgent touch. Recipe from Self Magazine.
- Baked Corn on the Cob with Herbs: Enjoy an all-American classic all buttered up and herbed! Recipe found at Betty Crocker.
- Corn on the Cob with Parmesan Cheese: Recipe from Food Network.
- Grilled Corn on the Cob with Caesar Butter: Grilled corn on the cob is pretty simple to make and is always good with butter, but what is good about this recipe is the Caesar butter. It adds a savory tang to the corn, making it very delicious. Recipe found at Made By Melissa.
- Maple Chipolte Grilled Corn on the Cob: The maple syrup will give it a lovely, deep flavor that your kids (and you) will quite willing eat. However, I’m quite pleased with the combination of the sweet and spicy in this dish and I think you’ll like it, too. Do something different and give it a try! Recipe found at Angies Pangies.
- Corn on the Cob with Cheesy Butter: For a nifty, hands-on way to coat corn, pack the butter mixture into a plastic-lined ramekin and chill; then let guests roll their own corn in the butter. Recipe from Martha Stewart.
- Curried Corn On The Cob With Goat Cheese: If goat cheese is not to your liking, try queso fresco or any other crumbly cheese such as feta. Parmesan is also good, and even though it won’t spread well, you can sprinkle the mixture on. Recipe found at Taste Of Home.
- Killer Mexican Barbecued Corn On The Cob: I tried this fantastic Mexican corn at a basement Mexican restaurant in New York. We ate loads of amazing Mexican food but it was these snacky corn on the cobs which really stuck in my mind. Barbecuing the corn gives it the most wonderful sweet and smoky flavour, and with the heat from the chilli and the saltiness of the cheese, you’re onto a real winner. Make these for your mates at a barbecue and they’ll never forget it! Recipe from Jamie Oliver.
- Grilled Corn on the Cob With Chipotle Mayonnaise: The spicy dip that I serve with grilled corn (as well as with steamed or boiled corn) is sort of like a Mexican aïoli, pungent with garlic, smoky and spicy with chipotle chiles. You can also serve it as a dip with vegetables or chips, or use it as a flavorful spread for sandwiches and panini. The recipe makes more than you’ll need for six ears of corn — if you’re having a crowd for a barbecue, you’ll have enough. Recipe from The New York Times.
- Grilling/BBQ : Firecracker Corn on the Cob: A mixture of softened butter and TABASCO brand Pepper Sauce is brushed over ears of corn before grilling. Recipe from TABASCO.
- 10 Ways To Garnish Corn On The Cob: It’s not easy to improve on a summer classic, but slathering on any of these flavourful butters and spreads will add to the fun of trying. Ideas include: Mediterranean medley; New Orleans hot; Asian touch; Colourful Italian; Pesto butter; Provencal style; Curried up; Divine ginger; Savoury spread and Kid-pleasing honey & cinnamon. Ideas from Chatelaine Magazine.
- 10 Ways To Try Corn On The Cob: Ideas offered are Mayonnaise, Chili & Cheese; Fruit Chutney; Creamy Guacamole; Cinnamon Spice; Curry Powder & Nuts; Easy Seasonings; Fresh Herbs; Pesto & Parmesan; Hummus & Peppers; Herbed Pepper Seasoning. From Better Homes And Gardens.
- Fresh Fried Corn (Shucking, Silking, Cooking, and Freezing): There is nothing in this world like the flavor of fresh corn, shucked and cut off the cob and cooked up in a skillet. No matter how hard companies may try (and I do appreciate their efforts!), no frozen or canned corn can even come close. The taste is night and day, as if it were two different vegetables entirely. From Southern Plate.
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