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Sat Jul-19-03 08:31 PM
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Who loves corn on the cob? |
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It is so yummy and delicious and golden and sweet!
OMG, I sound like a 5 year old girl...
Anyway, it's probably genetically modified. The way I keep eating it, I'll sprout another arm or finger or something... if it's the something I'm thinking about, it may not be totally bad either. It depends on your point of view, but I sure am a real pervo tonight! :evilgrin:
Now I sound like a warped adolescent 14 year old boy...
So, which is better; the 5 year old girl or the 14 year old boy? :shrug:
Ducking for cover...
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Sat Jul-19-03 08:34 PM
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Sun Jul-20-03 12:29 AM
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13. LOL! Yes...LOTS of butter and salt. |
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Grilled in its own husk, smothered in butter and salt...god, I want to go fire up the grill!
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Sat Jul-19-03 08:38 PM
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2. Finally got some locally grown stuff |
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after a few weeks of shipped-from-FL-and-tough-as-hay ears. Heaven! We're also trying to grow some sweet corn this year. Imagine being able (if you're a city-dwelling Northerner) to walk out into the backyard and pick y'self a few ears for dinner? Just have to keep the critters away, somehow . . .
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Sat Jul-19-03 08:47 PM
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3. Silver Queen is the best |
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I get it at some farms and stands in Upstate NY.
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Sat Jul-19-03 08:54 PM
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peel the husks down, pull off the slik, wash, pull the husks back up and tie with a bit of husk... then nuke those puppies in the microwave.
No butter, no salt, just bare ass, buck nekkid corn cooked in the husks!
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Sat Jul-19-03 08:56 PM
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barbie with the husk still on-nothing better in the world.well the world of sweetcorn, that is....
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Sat Jul-19-03 10:17 PM
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6. I love it roasted on the grill (n/t) |
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Sat Jul-19-03 11:01 PM
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9. Yes!!! Roasted corn is awesome! |
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It's big down here in Texas! They sell it darn near everywhere! Sprinkle some chili powder on it for a little extra kick!
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Sat Jul-19-03 10:58 PM
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been eating a lot of sweet corn this summer. Tryuing to make up for last year, when we ended up never eating it. Damn!! First summer without sweet corn, and only beucase I kept saying, "Ah, I'll buy some next week."
I like it plain, or with lots of butter and salt; love it steamed, love it boiled, and especially love it roasted on the grill. Yowser!
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Sat Jul-19-03 11:00 PM
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8. Corn on the Cob...isnt that so traditional! |
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Pretty good if you can get it fresh.
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Sat Jul-19-03 11:03 PM
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10. I'm An Old Southern Boy Who Loves COTC... BUT... |
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I've heard that it's rude to serve corn-on-the-cob to Germans (or Europeans in general?) because corn-on-the-cob is considered to be swine food and only suitable for humans when it's been cut from the cob.
Is this true, or did I dream it?
-- Allen
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Sun Jul-20-03 12:22 AM
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12. From what I understand..... |
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COTC is just not available in Europe (perhaps your explanation is the reason 'why' it's not available)....however, I have several European friends who consider it a real treat when they come to the US for the summer.
Btw, I'm growing it in my home garden this year....first time...i'm really not sure what to 'make' of the fluffy thing with the red (flowered?) tinge coming out of the tops there...can someone who 'knows what they're doing give me a clue? Otherwise, I'm just gonna let is grow (of course) and watch what happens!
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Sun Jul-20-03 12:17 AM
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11. Up with corn on the cob! |
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Love the corn on the cob. It's sooooo summer!! We'll it's in season for at least 5 months in California, anyway. Corn on the cob is nutritious, delicious, and dog-gone-it, people like it!
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Sun Jul-20-03 12:37 AM
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14. my cat loves to eat cornsilk |
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He just goes nuts as soon as he smells it coming into the house in grocery bag. It must have something to do with the need for greens in a house-bound kitty.
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Sun Jul-20-03 12:41 AM
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15. Me loves me some corn on the cob |
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Nothing says mid-summer to me like delicious roasted corn on the cob, dipped in a big vat of melted butter and salted on every side.
It is the Mystery of Love itself, made manifest in golden goodness.
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