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How To Cook Corn On The Cob
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Quick, simple directions to boil your own corn on the cob.
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Looking for an easy, no-nonsense recipe to boil corn on the cob? Let's get cooking...
Step 1: Boil a large pot of water, something that will be large enough to hold all of the corn.
Step 2: Remove the corn husks and silk (the silk are those hair like strands inside the husk).
Step 3: Once the water has a rolling boil, gently place each piece of corn in the water.
Step 4: Start your timer. Cook your corn for between 4 to 10 minutes. If you like a little crunch in your corn then you'll want to be on the lower end of that time frame. I prefer a slightly softer corn and go for a full 10 minutes.
Step 5: Pull your corn out and let it cool off on a plate. Turn off the heat. Wait until the water reaches room temperature before emptying.
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