There are few things more divine than a bite of perfectly grilled corn. Here's how to get it right. Full details here: www.seriouseats.com/2013/07/th...
Ok this method is a waste of foil, foil should only be used to line the inside of baseball hats to block government mind control satellites that orbit the planet.
Wrapping it with foil then grilling on Grill is the best technique for cooking delicious corn. Sprinkle Mexican taki spice salt and it comes out soo fudging good.
I always do it with the husk on BUT. I pull the husk down without pulling it off, pull out the silk, butter and salt and pepper then pull the husk back up over the corn (because it's still attached at the bottom. If you want to get crazy you can season it it'll stick to the butter, think garlic, or cilantro or taco seasoning, or even spray with liquid smoke before pulling the husk back up. 15 min on high turn half way through and it's perfect every time. Let it sit 5 min and the husk just pulls right off in one easy motion.
Modified Husk & Season FTW. Kinda of none of them as presented. I keep but remove the husks, clean the corn, rub on real butter and lightly salted with fine sea salt, trim husks but discard half then tie husks back on with butchers string. Total prep time is under 5 minutes. You can still get some caramelized / grill marked corn but it remains moist. Try it and enjoy! 😎👍👍
Also try to gently pull husk down, remove strings as much as possible, season with what you like Fold husk back up. I then mist with filtered water just a bit too, then grill. It is my favorite way to grill corn. 😋🌽
Haha! Exactly my thoughts as well Andrew. heavy prep shucking and cleaning in #2 becomes easy prep in #3? We all know why! he said number three was his favorite method to cook naked- got to make it sound more appealing
So, shucking and cleaning was a "disadvantage" in the 2nd foil wrapped method, but it wasn't listed as a disadvantage in the 3rd (their "favorite") method?! Ok ....
Forrrrrrrrr realllllll...i saw that and thought because the third one is their favorite its minimal, but the second adding some aluminum foil makes it sooooo HAAAARRRDDDD....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like cooking in husk then pealing it back when done to make a husk handle to hold it. I use green husk strips I saved to tie the handles off. It’s not hard to do and presentation is nice at the picnic table.
10 to 15 years before in India in monsoon the smell of roasted corn on roadside by trolley hawkers filled the aroma of monsoon along with mushroom in household kitchens. These were delicacies. Still in small towns one will find these in very small numbers.
The corn silk does not burn off. It gets in your teeth. I recommend removing the silk more thoroughly than shown in this video. There's no need to lightly char corn either. After some indirect cooking, I blacken my corn on direct heat to caramelize it, rotating the cob every few minutes. The corn skin is charred sweet, while the inside of the kernel is hot and juicy. I oil the corn and season it with salt and pepper before grilling. I don't butter it afterwards, it's delicious as is.
I tried this method and and east India friends place and they used lemon and something called "chat masala" to spread the spice over fully cooked corn.. fn to die for. I just can't find that spice anywhere.
@@zaneblane8160 Yeah beer works great at flavoring all kinds of foods ! I have a cook book my mom got me about 30 years ago called Drink your beer and eat it too that has all kinds of recipes for making foods with beer added or infused into them ! There are probably more books now that are more up to date being now we have so many custom craft beers now with so many flavors that a guy could experiment for ever and create your own or go by the books out now !
I clean the husks off the corn , rinse and soak in water overnight, wrap in foil and put on the grill surface for 15 minutes, now that some seriously steamed corn on the cob
Two parts salt Two parts granulated garlic One part pepper One part sugar One part dried parsley One part MSG (delicious but optional) Coat corn in olive oil and do a medium heavy coat of the seasoning. I do this in gallon zip lock bags 30 minutes to the night before and then grill the heck out of them. No butta needed. Bam!
These ways are all wrong. You have to shuck the butter, grill it on extra medium heat directly but also indirectly and then reshuck it and serve. Delicious