Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob

Posted on February 7, 2022

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Ingredients and spices that need to be prepared to make Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob:

1 ear of sweet corn (husk on)

Steps to make a Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob

Place whole ear of corn (with husk on) in microwave

Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob - Step 1

Microwave on high for 4 minutes

Remove corn from microwave with oven mitt or potholder as corn will be very hot

Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob - Step 3

Make a straight cut with a sharp knife across the stem end of cob at a point that you estimate to be just past the first row of corn (from the stem end)

Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob - Step 4

Pick up ear of corn (using mitt) by the pointed end (opposite of the cut end) squeeze and gently shake with cut end over plate

Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob - Step 5

Corn should slide out onto plate (if necessary you may use tongs to pull corn out)

Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob - Step 6

Corn will come out clean with no silk

Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob - Step 7

Discard husk and end piece

Butter and salt corn or add your favorite condiments as desired

Rick's Quick and Clean Corn on the Cob - Step 9

Enjoy!

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