This will be short and sweet (like corn on the cob--well, the sweet part, not the short part. Am I making this entry needlessly longer? Perhaps). This is a great time of the year to buy some fresh corn on the cob. Walmart had it for 24 cents per ear Monday, but yesterday I noticed it was 33 cents. Luckily, I bought some Monday. And, oh well--I'm sorry if you didn't.
I usually peel the husks off of my corn at the store so I have less work to do at home. A couple of weeks ago, some random lady in the produce aisle told me I should stop husking the corn and try cooking the corn in it's husk by popping it in the microwave for 3 and 1/2 minutes. I thanked her, but it was impossible to re-husk my corn (no, I didn't attempt it). So, I went on my merry way and cooked my corn on the cob on the stovetop.
On Monday's grocery trip, I decided not to husk the corn so I could try the lady's suggestion. Last night I didn't feel like cooking a big dinner, so I picked up a rotisserie chicken and some potato salad. Jacob wanted corn on the cob, so I let him know I'd already bought some and I'd make it tonight. I popped each ear in the microwave for 3 minutes, 30 seconds and the corn turned out perfect! The corn was perfectly cooked, moist, and very sweet. Be careful peeling off the husks, though--there's lots of steam in there.
So, thank you random lady in the produce aisle at Walmart.
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