The Foolproof Way to Make Boiled Corn on the Cob
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2019
- Test cook Becky Hays uncovers the secrets to Foolproof Boiled Corn.
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OMG it worked. I’ve just tasted the sweetest corn I’ve ever had in my life and i cooked it myself. I used Cajun seasoning instead and it turned out perfect. Thank you thank you 🙏🏼 for this amazing video.
As a kid, my grandmother would go to their garden and pick fresh corn for us kids for breakfast. 60+ years later I can still taste that deliciousness!
Your grandmother was a kid at the same time you were? How is that possible?
Ha ha... She is vindicated by her correct punctuation!Although, I appreciate your keen observation, Hijo😊
@@hijodelaisla275 How is it not? It makes total sense what she said. In other words, she said: "When I was a kid, my grandmother.......". You should do more research on the most rudimentary grammar skills before you try to sound clever.
@@fp5495 Yeah, I know what she was trying to say. I wasn't "trying" to be clever, I was being playful with the grammatical error that Godeed recognized too. You, however, confidently scold that I'm the one lacking in rudimentary grammar skills. You appear to know more than we do, and choose to flaunt your superiority. Okie dokie, I'm off now to do the "research" that you have assigned me.
@hijodelaisla275 1950's. I was 5-10 yo. Believe me my grandmother had a heart of a kid and the mind of a genius. She raised her children through the Depression and WWII. Anything you'd like to say. I am currently 73 yrs old.
Tried this recipe tonight and they turned out great!! Who would have known this method of cooking corn on the cob would turn out so good. Great job ATK!!
We've been doing this recipe for a few years now and it's really the best. Thanks so much.
My husband loved them! Thank you so much
Tried it for the first time today…came out great!!! Kids and adults loved it 👍
I found your recipe, and it is the best corn we ever tasted. I could never figure out how long to cook it, and this was so easy and the corn was wonderful!
5yrs later and stumbled on this video for my first ever BBQ hosting and the corn was a smash! Added my own seasoning and it was a hit!
We love you guys. We enjoy he educational aspects as well as the artistry and alchemy creativity and the perfect descriptions og what exactly each dish tastes like along with the texture and alternative accompaniments
yup!! agreed😀
I tried this method in cooking sweet corn...perfect...thank you...and God bless you !
I have used this technique several times and love it!
Wow! I am gonna try this, on my daughter and grandson. Thank you so much!
I tried it and it worked very well! We loved our corn 🤤
Thank you for another reliably delicious cooking method, ATK!
The only recipe I use! It makes perfect corn. Thank you!!!
We once picked fresh corn out of out Uncles field, on the Eastern shore of Maryland cooked it and ate it right away. Best corn I’ve ever eaten. Served with lots of butter and Old Bay seasoning. Maryland tomatoes too!
Maryland tomatoes are the best! I’m from CA & enjoyed them on a vacation years ago. Hubby & I ate all they had at the salad bar. Best part of our trip!
A Maryland tomato? What variety tomato is grown exclusively in Maryland?
@@tmcche7881 the kind I grow in my garden
The shelf life for raw corn is two hours off the stalk. None of that supermarket stuff qualifies. I detasseled corn for DeKalb co in DeKalb IL as a youth.
Fresh picked corn is the best! The longer you wait to cook it, the more like cardboard it will taste!
Finally! One does not "cook" corn . . . you only heat it up.
I tried it, and my corn was great. I will be cooking it this way from now on. Thank you
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Thank you for sharing this method and explaining the food science behind why it works!
The "I'll see YOU later" at the end rolled me, thank you for being you always 🥰
Been a little minute & I had to come back & watch this again just to confirm the time. Been making my corn like this ever since I saw this episode lol. Never lets me down, & that says alot coming from someone who can't cook consistently to save his life.
Came out perfect. Roadside NJ corn is wonderful. Thank you.
Thank you so very much for ALL Your instructional videos, along with ALL The Time & Efforts you take creating the Best Way towards a delicious time tested recipe! You guys are my Go To For Everything! Keep up the AMAZING Job You All Do! Blessings to you All
If you are only cooking 2 ears of corn, you corn you can wrap them in paper towel separately, dampen the paper towels and microwave on high for 3-5 minutes.
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Terrific my go to recipe from now on. Thanks
Thanks for the tip on corn. Will try it next time.
had it tonight! you were right about how to boil corn. taste great!
Can't wait to try this method!
Great as always. So happy to know the secret to corn on the cob!
Learn something new every day. Have to try.👍👍
Well, that was easy now bring on Summer!
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Awesome love the science explanation thank you so much 😎👍
So simple that is hard to believe it works to perfection.
If you have good carne you don't have to add anything to it just bought about three four minutes tops I don't do better I don't do salt I don't do pepper I just eat it the way it is it is delicious you can taste the vegetables it's not covered up with other taste
Worked perfectly! Thanks
A healthy spread of butter on a slice of bread that you then wrap around the cob and spin is the easiest way to butter the corn without demolishing the entire stick of butter.
Nice!
Always wondered how long to really cook corn! wish it were't so messy to eat, sure is good.
just made delicious boiled corns thx!
Thank you for this simple tip!
Hello. This is such a delicious recipe. Thanks for sharing. Amazing and so simple. Actually here in Mauritius 🇲🇺 I usually use a pressure cooker to boil the corn cut into pieces as some are too big to fit in 1 whole piece. It's best eaten drg wintertime here in Mauritius when it's quite cold. Actually I love it that way. I'll definitely give it a try. Reply back plz. Lots of love from Mauritius 🇲🇺
Becky, thanks for an easy recipe👍
This is how I was told to cook really fresh tasting corn on the cob. Put a large pot of water on and bring to a boil. Leave boiling while you run out to the garden and pick the ears of corn off the corn plant. Run as fast as you can back to the house, shucking the corn as you go. If you trip and fall on the back, the corn is no longer fresh and you have to start all over.
Could I run out to the garden without waiting for the boil? Lol
OCD belongs in the home
hahaha 😂
What if the corn slips and fall out of my hands ?
@@kellyr8230 what if I get butter on my clothes?
Been cooking corn this way since I've seen this video. Got corn again today. Perfect way to cook 🌽
I tried it today and it worked out perfectly.
Talk about no sweat!
@@lynneanderson4255 isn't it awesome how easy it is and how sweet the corn is.
That was great ladies, thankyou,🤗
Im trying this! Thanks
Very helpful, thank you!
Made this tonight with grilled chicken and asparagus. It was a hit! Thank you.
Wow !! I always thought that cooking corn was hard and took a long time to cook.
That corn looks great. Thanks
Great tip thank you
Thank you ladies!!
Right time. Thanks so much
It is very tasty and easy to cook recommend to everyone!
My grandfather a Vermonter always said the best corn on the cob was when you got the water boiling, went out to the garden,picked the corn, ran as fast as you could shucking the corn as you ran and then put it in the pot. The best corn on the cob you will ever taste !!!
Hecwas right
My Pap would agree. Corn picked earlier in the day for dinner would be a big no-no.
I love old bay in many many recipes. I've used it on grilled corn the best 👍🏾
Love it and I will give it a try
Learn something today, Thanks 🙏
thankyou ladies!
Yum! Thanks for sharing.
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When I want a perfect recipe, I always know who I can count on. This corn was so great, I wish I’d made more 😅
Just my kind o' recipe. Perfect! Any more involved and it would be beyond me.
Fantastic! I added a cup of milk to the water and it was phenomenal!!
We wrap each cob in aluminum foil, bake at 400 for 20 minutes. Got the recipe from a weight watchers cookbook years ago. Works great.
Steve Niemyer without boiling it first?
Steve Niemyer my dad does the same
In the shuck works good as well
Nice, I'm buying some corn for tomorrow, Thank.
Really good!
To butter up your corn, lather up a slice of bread with butter and the seasonings, then place your cob in (like a hot dog) and slide and twist back and forth. That’s the best way.
Great idea! I’ll do that!
Yes. I've done this for 40 years, it's the most efficient way to butter corn on the cob instead of ruining a whole stick of butter. Then when you're done with the bread that you used to butter your cob(s) you have a tasty morsel of bread to eat.
Just get yourself a butter dispenser for corn. I think I paid $1.99 for mine? THAT'S ...the best way.
@@JC-uq5gi but then you have to clean that greasy butter dispenser. My way, you just eat the bread.
@@geraldbrienza4474I haven't had to clean mine yet. I just keep reloading butter sticks. The only greasy part is the inside. You have to clean a butter knife every time, and it's running all over the place. Plus, I don't have to eat any bread. That stuff is bad for you.
Excellent video, thank you!
Works great with frozen corn too! Had a bag of frozen store bought corn. Put 8 frozen 1/2 cobbs in the boiling water but I thought it best to keep the stove on right up until it was just about to come back to a boil to compensate for temp drop due to being frozen. Then I turned the stove off, put lid on for ten minutes and the corn came out fantastic, despite being in my freezer for way over a year.
I wondered if you could do this. Thanks for the info
I tired it today it was great . Thank u so much
And it was cooked in 10 minutes being turned off.
Hi there. Good tip. Thanks 👍😊
Looks yummy 😋
Super easy thanks
I am not a cook of any kind, but I always cooked corn 4 minutes in boiling water, but I will try this method. I watch your show faithfully.
great recipe
My parents froze farm fresh corn for us to eat all winter long (it's my favorite) and used this very same recipe.
Did they cook it this way prior to freezing it or after?
Test kitchen should of asked me ,been cooking corn like this for 50 years
awesome as usual
Thank God you have found the perfect way to prepare a delicious ear of corn while robbing it of all nutrients!!! Well done!
Yes, steaming or microwaving best way to save nutrients!🌽
this has to be a joke post. has to be....
@@NanaOf26 microwaving saves nutrients? Besides you are eating lots of starch. You want lots of nutrients? don’t choose corn.
That’s it. I can’t wait try it
Love it!
Never knew that but will try it. Thank you
I forget what I did but once I oven-steamed corn, continued with butter and spices -- it was perfect, guests went nuts.
Great idea , how long would it take for two ears of corn?
I am going to cook two ears the same way as see how it turns out.
If you like the way YOUR corn taste. Then that's the best way to cook it!
I had made corn like this years ago--when I was having a big party. Today, I need to boil 18 ears of corn and remembered this being an effective method as it allows the corn to sit in the water for up to 30 minutes. I search online and all recipes said not to leave it in the water--but I knew I had done it successfully before. I just didn't remember how. Now I know. Thanks!
Wow, so simple. Who knew? Thanks.
Old Bay is great on corn!
Or down south louisiana ...some Tony Chacheres.
I like to use some Zatarain’s crab boil in my water when boiling the corn. Then I sprinkle some celery salt on the corn after buttering. It is delicious!!
It works! Yay!
What great ideas come from America's Test Kitchen! Love this site.
Great!
I did the recipe for boil corn.and it came out good.not soggy but firm you guys past.
Cool, I'll never worry about corn again.
Thanks for the tip….I’ve been doing wrong for years!🙂
Just tried it, so delicious!!
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'cept I boiled my corn in salt water for 10 mins and found this video. Luckily my corn was so fresh, it still tasted great and the chili lime butter added bonus
You go Tricia!!!🌽🌽🌽
Patricia
I no longer boil corn on the cob. I husk and clean it, put butter and salt and wrap it in foil and put it on the grill to cook. Comes out so crispy, everyone loves it so much more!!
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wow amazing