How to Make Grilled Corn on the Cob
Grilled corn on the cob is delicious and moist, and it's a great addition to any barbecue menu. This method will show you how to make the recipe using corn in its husk. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Corn in or without the husks
- Salt
- Pepper
- Butter
- Water
- Seasonings
- Aluminum foil
- Corn with or without husks
- Large bowl
- Grill
Instructions
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Remove loose pieces of husk and cut excess silk from each corn cob.
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Put all of the corn cobs in a large bowl of water and let them soak for 15 minutes to provide moisture for cooking (it will evaporate as the corn cooks).
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Prepare your grill while the corn soaks.
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Remove the corn and shake gently to remove excess water.
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Put the corn on the grill and cover.
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Turn the corn every 5 to 15 minutes depending on how hot your grill is.
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Test to see if the corn is ready by sticking a fork into the kernels when the husks are charred and dry. Cooked kernels will be soft and the fork will slide in easily.
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Use tongs to remove the corn from the grill.
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Hold one end of the corn with a towel and peel the silk and leaves away.
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Rinse the corn in warm water to remove ash and silk.
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Season and enjoy!
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Tips & Warnings
Add the grilled look and some extra flavor by returning the corn to the grill for a few minutes after you remove the husks.
An alternative method is to wrap corn (without the husks) in aluminum foil along with butter and seasonings then cook over the grill. Turn the corn every few minutes to cook easily.
Comments
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Breadybutter
Jun 14, 2008
WONDERFUL article with easy to follow directions! love these simple classic ways of doing things! -
sandydeedum1tx
Jun 13, 2008
another way of cooking it is to just remove the silk and leave the husk on and place on the grill that way doesn't take but 20 minutes to cook and it is great -
TheSeeker
Jun 13, 2008
Oh grilled corn is tasty. I usually take mine out of the tinfoil and let it cook right on the grill for a few minutes to give it a slight char and intensify the grilled flavor. Another treat is to slather BBQ sauce on it and then put it on the grill and allow to char. That is some tasty BBQ corn. -
MariaFlores
Jun 12, 2008
Yummy! Have you tried Seasalt on corn yet? Gives it a little extra crunch... mmmmm.... makin' me some grilled corn tonight! -
Tiffami
Jun 12, 2008
Sounds easy enough I'll give it a try next time we cook out.