Grilled corn in the husk

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Amfibius
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Grilled corn in the husk

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Seems as if veggie recipes get no love here! The last few I posted have had no thread replies!

Anyway, this one is simple. Scale the recipe per ear of corn (i.e. triple the quantities of the butter, paprika, etc. if making 3 ears of corn):

- 1 ear of corn
- 10gm butter
- 1/3 tbsp sweet paprika
- 1/4 tsp salt

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Soak the corn to get the husk waterlogged. Melt the butter and stir in the paprika and salt. Peel back the corn husks and remove the silk. Brush the butter/paprika mixture on.

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Replace the husk and secure with string. Cook over direct heat for 15 minutes until tender.

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Ready to eat!!
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Re: Grilled corn in the husk

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Not many things are nicer than a bob of succulent corn on the cob.....I usually don't do mine with the husks, just indirect grill them for quite a long time till they start to charr on the sides at least.

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Re: Grilled corn in the husk

Post by Smokey »

That is how I do mine :D What I love about doing it this way is the sweet grassy smoke flavour that the chared husk imparts.
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Re: Grilled corn in the husk

Post by urbangriller »

Me too!

I have been known to put a bit pf BBQ rub in mine....yum!

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