" Silk Free Corn On The Cob Recipe by Pam (Pammie) ~ Livetoride ~♥
Microwavable Corn on the Cob Microwavable Corn on the Cob For the Performance Triad, please use the nutrient & serving size information provided below. Recipe Analysis: (1 serving = 1 ear) Per Serving: 123 calories; 5g protein; 2g fat, 27g carbs 5.5 carbs: 1 protein) Recipe =(8 servings of vegetables, 0 servings of fruit (2 vegetable per serving, 0 fruit per serving) *This recipe is from APHC Cooking Guide for Soldiers Performance Triad Simple Corn on the Cob! Microwave Simple Corn on the Cob! Microwave 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 cookpad.japan Hokkaido-Style Corn on the Cob Hokkaido-Style Corn on the Cob Corn-on-the-cob becomes less sweet as it loses its freshness, so buy them in their husks and boil them right away. When you're tired of eating boiled corn, try this recipe. If you cook it on a grill, cleaning up is hard work, and it's much easier in a frying pan. The corn burns easily after adding the flavoring ingredients, so adjust the heat accordingly. Recipe by Dosankomisuzu cookpad.japan So Sweet! Steamed Corn on the Cob So Sweet! Steamed Corn on the Cob 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 cookpad.japan Microwavable Corn on the Cob Microwavable Corn on the Cob For the Performance Triad, please use the nutrient & serving size information provided below. Recipe Analysis: (1 serving = 1 ear) Per Serving: 123 calories; 5g protein; 2g fat, 27g carbs 5.5 carbs: 1 protein) Recipe =(8 servings of vegetables, 0 servings of fruit (2 vegetable per serving, 0 fruit per serving) *This recipe is from APHC Cooking Guide for Soldiers Performance Triad Microwavable Corn on the Cob Microwavable Corn on the Cob For the Performance Triad, please use the nutrient & serving size information provided below. Recipe Analysis: (1 serving = 1 ear) Per Serving: 123 calories; 5g protein; 2g fat, 27g carbs 5.5 carbs: 1 protein) Recipe =(8 servings of vegetables, 0 servings of fruit (2 vegetable per serving, 0 fruit per serving) *This recipe is from APHC Cooking Guide for Soldiers Performance Triad Simple Corn on the Cob! Microwave Simple Corn on the Cob! Microwave 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 cookpad.japan Simple Corn on the Cob! Microwave Simple Corn on the Cob! Microwave 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 cookpad.japan Hokkaido-Style Corn on the Cob Hokkaido-Style Corn on the Cob Corn-on-the-cob becomes less sweet as it loses its freshness, so buy them in their husks and boil them right away. When you're tired of eating boiled corn, try this recipe. If you cook it on a grill, cleaning up is hard work, and it's much easier in a frying pan. The corn burns easily after adding the flavoring ingredients, so adjust the heat accordingly. Recipe by Dosankomisuzu cookpad.japan Hokkaido-Style Corn on the Cob Hokkaido-Style Corn on the Cob Corn-on-the-cob becomes less sweet as it loses its freshness, so buy them in their husks and boil them right away. When you're tired of eating boiled corn, try this recipe. If you cook it on a grill, cleaning up is hard work, and it's much easier in a frying pan. The corn burns easily after adding the flavoring ingredients, so adjust the heat accordingly. Recipe by Dosankomisuzu cookpad.japan So Sweet! Steamed Corn on the Cob So Sweet! Steamed Corn on the Cob 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 cookpad.japan So Sweet! Steamed Corn on the Cob So Sweet! Steamed Corn on the Cob 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 cookpad.japan