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Chocolate Crunch with Corn Flakes
I made chocolate flakes, and turned them into crunch-style sweets. I used parchment sheet, which helps to remove the chocolate crunch easily, to make the result nice and beautiful. Melted chocolate hardens quickly, so mix the corn flakes and drop onto the tray quickly. Recipe by Banyangarden
Authentic Corn Soup
I always made corn soup using soup stock, but I wanted to eat a corn soup where I could enjoy the flavor of the ingredients. I think it's a very warm and delicious soup. If you use 350 ml of water you get a nice creamy soup. But please adjust to your liking, up to 400 ml. Please taste and add salt to adjust the flavor to your liking. Recipe by rosekanako
Corn Soup
When I learned this recipe in junior college, it called for heating the flour with butter, and would become lumpy. I saw a TV show that showed sautéing onions before making the roux and adapted that procedure. Since then I've been making corn soup with onions. Since it burns easily and spits when boiling, be sure to mix well from the bottom. It hardens when cooled, so when heating leftovers the following day, be sure to mix before heating as well. Recipe by Narimofugi
Corn, Ham, and Mayonnaise Pancakes
I used the corn pancake recipe (which uses real corn kernels) from my favorite book, "Oishiinbo." If using an electric griddle, set it to medium heat (160°C). You don't need to put anything on these since they're already flavored. If you would like to eat the steamed bread right away, microwave one at a time on low for about 1 minute (steam for 2 minutes) and they will be fine, but using a steamer produces a fluffier and more delicious result. The steamed bread will still be light and airy the next day. It's similar to unsweetened cheese steamed bread. For 4 pancakes. Recipe by Ata
Cheese, Seafood, and Corn Pizza-Style Okonomiyaki
Traditional okonomiyaki is good too, but I made this western-style for my grandkids who loves cheese and corn. How we eat it is by making large okonomiyaki, cutting it up and serving it! I's nice to cut it up before spreading the sauce and mayonnaise! Recipe by Mayoi neko
Easy Broccoli and Corn Potage
A teacher from the cafeteria in my child's nursery told me about using creamed corn in nanohana (broccolini) potage. I thought that must also work with broccoli. That's how this recipe came about. You can make broccoli-only potage using the method described in my other potage recipes, Carrot Potageor Sweet Potato Potage. I think adding creamed corn makes the soup even sweeter and easier for kids to drink. ( O ) Recipe by Erueru286
Creamed Corn Hot Pot
I bought a "carbonara hot pot" pre-made mix the other day. It didn't taste the way I thought it would, but the kids loved the mild, eggy flavor. So this time I made a creamed corn carbonara style hot pot. It's different from the commercial hot pot mix we tried, but they liked this version better, so I wrote down the recipe. By adding white miso and cream cheese the soup becomes creamier. Please add potatoes, Chinese cabbage, or whatever you like. Seafood (I recommend clams) adds a lot of umami and are delicious. If you want to add more vegetables, add about 200 ml of water and 1 teaspoon of soup stock. Recipe by miyuki12
Soy Milk Soup with Kabocha Squash and Corn
I wanted to make corn soup richer so I added kabocha squash. Adjust the thickness with milk. Do not bring to the boil. Recipe by Cookie shiasu
Corn Potage with Lots of Vegetables
I love soup with lots of vegetables, so I added vegetables to corn potage! The fluffy potatoes go really well with the rich corn potage. It's a soup you can "eat"! You stir-fry the vegetables in the fat that comes out of the bacon, so there's no need to add vegetable oil. If the vegetables stick and burn onto the bottom of the pan though, you can add a little olive oil. You want the starch in the potatoes to thicken the soup, so do not soak them before adding to the soup. Recipe by yaburie