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If you have extra corn on the cob from a barbecue or dinner, there are easy ways to reheat it. These are our favorite methods ...
Kat Thompson is the associate editor of Eater at Home, covering home cooking and baking, cookbooks, and kitchen gadgets. She ...
Parton couldn't read or write yet, so her mother wrote down her lyrics as she sang them into a tin can microphone on their porch.
It’s National BBQ Week, and while many are firing up their grills for the usual burgers and sausages, experts reveal there’s ...
While Memorial Day is first a time to honor America’s fallen soldiers, it is also traditionally the kick-off of the season for backyard barbecues. An award-winning chef who is culinary director of 12 ...
Ahead of Memorial Day weekend, the chef instructor is sharing his summer kickoff recipes to serve up for family and friends.
These set-it-and-forget-it dishes make summer cookouts and Memorial Day celebrations a whole lot easier.
Baking buttery corn on the cob in the oven is a tasty and fuss-free way to cook for a crowd. Here's how to get the best ...
I boil it. Well, kind of. Technically I poach my corn on the cob. It’s relatively fast ... is because you don’t need the husk. If you have pre-shucked corn, then skip to Step 2.
Blanching your corn before freezing helps preserve ... If you primarily use corn as an ingredient in cooking rather than serving it on the cob, freezing it in kernels is more convenient.