Grilled Corn

Corn can be grilled in the husk for a "greener" flavor, or shucked for a smokier taste. Soaking corn in the husk in cold water for a few hours before grilling lets the corn steam as it grills—making it moister—but isn't necessary.

  • Serves

    serves 4

Ingredients

  • 4 ears of corn, in husk

Instructions

Step 1

Prepare grill. Let a bed of coals burn down until they're glowing and covered with ash. Place corn on grill and cook, turning several times with long-handled tongs. Cook shucked corn for 3–4 minutes, corn in husks for 6–8.
  1. Prepare grill. Let a bed of coals burn down until they're glowing and covered with ash. Place corn on grill and cook, turning several times with long-handled tongs. Cook shucked corn for 3–4 minutes, corn in husks for 6–8.
Recipes

Grilled Corn

  • Serves

    serves 4

SAVEUR Recipe

Corn can be grilled in the husk for a "greener" flavor, or shucked for a smokier taste. Soaking corn in the husk in cold water for a few hours before grilling lets the corn steam as it grills—making it moister—but isn't necessary.

Ingredients

  • 4 ears of corn, in husk

Instructions

Step 1

Prepare grill. Let a bed of coals burn down until they're glowing and covered with ash. Place corn on grill and cook, turning several times with long-handled tongs. Cook shucked corn for 3–4 minutes, corn in husks for 6–8.
  1. Prepare grill. Let a bed of coals burn down until they're glowing and covered with ash. Place corn on grill and cook, turning several times with long-handled tongs. Cook shucked corn for 3–4 minutes, corn in husks for 6–8.

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