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Southern style fried cream of corn! The Three Sisters Part XVI 

Alan Brown
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The corn in the three sisters beds is ripe and one of my favorite 4th of July dishes is fried cream of corn! In this episode I am going to pull and shuck some of the hickory king field (dent) corn and remove the kernels into a cream style. Then I will fry it to be served immediately in bacon grease. My dad’s mother always made this dish every year along with barbecue ribs that were slow cooked for hours prior to serving. It’s a natural ativistic response for me to want to continue these time-honored traditions. This video marks the sixteenth in the three sisters series. My garden employs concepts from Back to Eden gardening, Ruth Stout gardening, regenerative agriculture, and is an organic garden. The garden is in northwest Louisiana, zone 8b. Thanks for watching and happy Fourth of July!

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@BiddahSweet
@BiddahSweet Месяц назад
This look really good and will be making this with my corn. Very great informative videos for me as a 30-year-old that has a lot to learn. I have that same Machete it was a great purchase that I use quite often.
@alanbrown9179
@alanbrown9179 Месяц назад
I have learned, since making this video, about nixtamalization. Check out videos on the topic for making true grits.
@giverny28
@giverny28 2 года назад
So glad to find this video! Had a storm blow down a good portion of my HK. The intent is grain corn, but I don't want to lose the ears to raccoons, squirrels, etc. There are almost no videos on eating young HK.
@alanbrown9179
@alanbrown9179 2 года назад
Good deal, Rachael - hope you found something useful from the video. You can also remove whole kernels from the ear and can it if you have a lot of it at once.
@MatthewSherriff85
@MatthewSherriff85 3 года назад
May give this a go next time i have fresh field corn, looks good
@alanbrown9179
@alanbrown9179 3 года назад
Thank you. I highly recommend it!
@angolotty2468
@angolotty2468 3 года назад
What would be the next best way to get the creamy consistency if we don't have the tool you used? Cheese grater? Or maybe cut it off and pulse in blender a couple times? This looks wonderful!
@alanbrown9179
@alanbrown9179 3 года назад
I’m sure both methods that you mentioned would work, you just want to both get the kernels off the cob and burst most of them open - so pretty much anything like that should work. FYI - you can get the same tool that I used from Amazon - it’s called a wood corn cutter and creamer. Here’s a link. Thanks! www.amazon.com/Norpro-5401-Cutter-Creamer-Shown/dp/B000SSV9Z4/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?dchild=1&hasWorkingJavascript=1&keywords=corn+creamer+tool&qid=1625518969&sprefix=corn+creamer&sr=8-4
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