Best way to cook frozen corn on the cob? Try these easy steps!

Best way to cook frozen corn on the cob? Try these easy steps!
Best way to cook frozen corn on the cob? Try these easy steps!

Okay, here’s my personal take on cooking frozen corn on the cob, presented in the style of a casual, experienced blogger:

Alright, folks, let’s talk about frozen corn on the cob. I used to think it was a sad substitute for fresh, but I’ve totally changed my tune. It’s cheap, it’s convenient, and if you do it right, it can be surprisingly good. I’ve messed around with a few methods, and here’s what works best for me.

Boiling Method

This is my go-to, the old reliable. Super simple.

Best way to cook frozen corn on the cob? Try these easy steps!
  • First, I grabbed a big pot – gotta be big enough to hold all your corn and plenty of water.
  • I filled that pot with water, not too much, just covered the corn is fine.
  • Then I added a pinch of salt. I have tried to add a little sugar sometime. I think it’s a good idea.
  • I cranked up the heat and brought that water to a rolling boil. You want it bubbling like crazy.
  • Once it’s boiling, I carefully dropped in the frozen corn. No need to thaw it, straight from the freezer is perfect.
  • I let it boil for about 5-8 minutes. Honestly, I usually just eyeball it. You want the kernels to be plump and bright yellow. If you over boil, you get the hard corn.
  • Once it’s done, I fished the corn out with tongs. Be careful, it’s hot!
  • I slathered the cobs by butter, salt, and maybe a little chili powder if I’m feeling fancy.

Grilling Method (My Favorite!)

I love the taste when grilling the corn!

  • First, I prepared my grill, making sure it was clean and ready to go.
  • While the grill was heating up, I took my frozen corn on the cob and gave each cob a good rub down with olive oil. Just enough to coat it lightly.
  • Once the grill was hot (medium-high heat is what I aim for), I placed the corn directly on the grates.
  • I kept a close eye on them, turning them every few minutes to get those nice grill marks all around. It usually takes about 10-12 minutes total.
  • I sprinkled salt. That is all!

And that’s it! Seriously, it’s that easy. Don’t be intimidated by frozen corn. It’s a lifesaver when you need a quick and tasty side dish. Give it a try, and let me know what you think!

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