My Mother's tip of fast Corn on the Cob

Makes perfect sweet juicy corn on the cob! Fresh or frozen 🌽

My mother would steam corn in an earthenware pot, but now everyone seems to do it in the microwave. My mom thinks this is just as delicious as her's I think so, too.Set your microwave to 500 W!You can cook 2 in 7 minutes! Recipe by Marinmaririn

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This method I learned from my mother can also be applied to other uses.Since this method only uses a small amount of water, you barely need any salt.This method results in a very brightly colored and flavorful corn. Since it uses only a small amount of water with a short boiling time, it's perfect for hot summer days.See my preparation methods for edamame, fava beans, green beans, etc. It only takes between 1-4 minutes to cook this way, so it's perfect for summer vegetables. For 2 servings. Recipe by gyogyoum

Using a pot to boil corn is a pain, and it gets really hot! Also, it is wasteful when you are only boiling one. You can make 1 in 3 minutes with this recipe.The inside gets really hot, so please take care not to burn yourself. Recipe by Dosankomisuzu

I've been experimenting to find the ultimate way to boil corn and found that this method was most delicious. The flavor barely changes at all whether boiled with or without the husks. The benefits of boiling with the husks is that they soften which will help decrease the amount of garbage, and the threads are easier to remove.◎The texture of the corn will change depending on when you add it to the water. If you add it while the water is already boiling, it will be crunchy. If you add the corn before the water boils, it will be plump and juicy.◎The white kernel corn has a thin skin so please don't boil them for too long.◎If you soak the corn in the saltwater, it won't crinkle up. If you are not going to eat right away, cover with plastic wrap and store. Recipe by Dosankomisuzu

The quickest, juiciest corn ever, with virtually no clean-up. you gotta try this!

I wanted to season corn with just a bit of salt.Be careful not to burn yourself! Be sure to use oven mitts!Please adjust the amount of salt to taste in Step 5. Recipe by puniK

It’s getting to be that time of year, to dig out the smoker. Hickory smoked corn is one of my favorites.

I heard that cooking corn on the cob while they're still in their husks helps to keep the sweetness from seeping out, so now I always use this method.The most important point is to steam the corn with the husks. Their sweet flavor won't escape and they will be so delicious~I think it's best to use a cast metal, non-stick pot, or an earthenware pot. Recipe by kazz72

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My local produce shop has been getting in some really nice Florida sweet corn for about a month or so. Decided to get a few for tonight's pork roasted dinner.