Every summer Iowans are faced with a decision: How to cook sweet corn? Should you be boiling? Grilling? Microwaving? And even when a method is selected, there are still variations. Husk on, husk off, ...

Cook corn on the cob to perfection every single time to capture those peak summer flavors. barol16 / Getty Images Biting into sweet, juicy corn on the cob is a mark of summer, when the golden kernels ...

Sweet corn on the cob is one of the culinary joys of summer. Chef John Ash offers recipes for more ways to savor it. The silks of corn stalks can be used in tea and the benefits help lower cholesterol ...

There are many ways to prepare corn on the cob—grilling, boiling and even microwaving. Chefs agree that boiling corn is the best way to cook corn, delivering perfectly tender kernels. Sweet corn is ...

“Summertime is time for corn,” my grandfather used to say. Never mind swimming, no school, summer camp, vacation, or for that matter, the many other vegetables like pole beans, squash and tomatoes ...

Sweet corn on the cob is synonymous with August, when fresh ears can be found by the bushel at grocery stores and farmers markets, often at great prices. One of the best ways to eat it is boil or ...

When it comes to produce that is fresh, sweet, and tasty, it doesn't get any better than sweet corn. And there are myriad ways to serve up the delectable vegetable. While most people opt to boil corn, ...

Grilling shucked corn (that you’ve brushed with melted butter before placing on the grill) amplifies the intrinsic sweetness and richness of the corn while also adding an extra level of flavor with ...

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Few things scream summer like fresh corn. I always know when summer's vegetable bounty has arrived when the grocery store rolls out those gigantic bins of crushed ice, filled to the brim with corn ...

Editor's note: This article was originally published in 2015 and was updated in 2024. Every summer Iowans are faced with a decision: How to cook sweet corn? Should you be boiling? Grilling?