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Grandma Syb's Freezer Corn Recipe 

Kylie Johnson • Jul 14, 2017



Ingredients:

Cobs of Corn
Salt and butter - optional
water

Supplies:

Freezer zip lock bags
salt to taste
large pot
tongs to remove the corn from boiling water
water
cutting board
sharp knives
ice if you want to cool the corn quicker

Steps:

1. Husk your corn by removing the outer layers of corn leaves and removing as many hairs as you can.
2. Bring a large pot to a boil and add the cobs to the boiling water making sure that all the cobs are covered with the water. Cover with a lid.
*Optional add salt to the water while its boiling before you put the corn in*
3. Cook until the water returns to a boil and boil until the cobs color starts to turn slightly golden/ yellow. Usually takes about 2 minutes from the time the corn starts to boil. This process is called blanching.
4. Take the corn out of the pot and allow it cool enough to handle - If you want to cool down the corn on the cob quicker you can dump the corn into a sink or basin filled with cold water and ice cubes. Remove the corn from your sink and allow to drain.
5. To cut the corn off of the cob, place cob on end so it's standing straight up and shave kernels off with a knife onto a large cutting board. a large cake tin or into an angel food pan.
6. Put about 2 cups of corn into individual bags. Squeeze all the air out, seal then push to flatten each bag.
7. Freeze flat on a cookie sheet to keep each bag flat, then stack to store in freezer.

How to Serve:

1. Thaw out the corn and place in a cooking pot.
2. Add approximately 1 cup of water and cook corn until it has boiled for 2 to 3 minutes.
3. Remove from the heat and add 2 to 3 tablespoons of butter and a half a teaspoon of salt or until desired flavor.
4. Stir until the corn kernels are covered with the butter and salt.
5. Place in a bowl and serve with your meal.





By Kylie Johnson 13 Jul, 2017
This is one of the most common and simple ways to cook corn.
By Kylie Johnson 13 Jul, 2017
This is one of the most common and simple ways to cook corn.
By Kylie Johnson 08 Jul, 2017
This is one of the most common and simple ways to cook corn.
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