Timing Guide: Boil Corn on the Cob to Perfection

How to Boil Corn on the Cob Perfectly. Choose Fresh Corn: Look for green, damp husks and plump, straight-rowed kernels. Avoid dry or brown husks.

Boiling Time: Fresh corn: 4–6 minutes, Older corn: 6–8 minutes, Large ears: 8–10 minutes. Steps: Peel husks and silk, rinse. Boil water (1 quart per ear).

Add corn without overcrowding. Simmer for recommended time. Remove with tongs and serve. Topping Ideas:. Butter & salt. Parmesan cheese. Chili powder & lime.

 

Herb butter (parsley, chives, dill) Enjoy: Fresh, perfectly boiled corn is a simple, delicious summer staple. Try different toppings to find your favorite

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