I ran into this recipe today, one from the Splendid Table folks. It’s from a new book, Meera Sodha’s Fresh India, and I love the idea of the whole cobs in the soup. See https://www.splendidtable.org/recipes/gujarati-corn-on-the-cob-curry? for the fun picture. I intend to take the easy way out and use peanut butter instead of grinding peanuts. You could also just use regular all-purpose flour or whole wheat, if you don’t have chickpea flour on hand. I do have to laugh when the recipe says to encourage people to use their hands – how else would they get the corn kernels off those cobs?
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(2018) Pickled Corn
Food 52 put out this pickled corn recipe recently. You may not want it today when you’re enjoying those first ears, but if we find a dozen ears in a box one week, this could come in useful. It’s like a lot of pickled corn relish recipes, but pretty simple. And of course, if you don’t have a fresh bay leaf, a dried one will do.
(2017) Cherry Tomato, Corn and Halloumi Salad
From Martha Stewart – love this combination. If you don’t want to buy halloumi (which is a very cool cheese if you’re not familiar with it) consider some feta. Maybe from Decimal Place? You could just do the feta as it comes from the container, or give it a little saute as suggested here. It’s fun if you haven’t tried “sauteed cheese” before.
(2017) Summer Succotash
I wish I remembered where this came from. But it’s a great way to use the corn and peppers from today’s box. We don’t have field peas yet, but I’m betting we’ll see some soon. And this is delicious without field peas – so consider maybe dicing up a zucchini if you have one left from last week. It’s an easy recipe for a slow cooker.
Okra Salad with Corn, Tomato, Harissa Vinaigrette and Yogurt Sauce
This recipe was demonstrated at the Peachtree Road Farmers Market by Peter Dale of The National in Athens.
Baked Corn Pudding
You may also be looking for ways to eat more corn. Atlanta chef Virginia Willis created this recipe. The amount of corn can expand or contract as much or as little as you like.
Roasted Corn and Tomato Salsa
And since there were so many ears of corn, I can also make this salsa. It’s from Lyn Deardorff who is “Preserving Now” and demonstrated this recipe at the Freedom Farmers Market.
Shrimp and Corn Salad
I’m back again from another quick trip to the beach with a few pounds of fresh Georgia shrimp. And with ears and ears of corn in my box, how can I resist this quick salad? Sorry I don’t remember the origins of this recipe.
Corn Pudding
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Puree 3 cups corn in a food processor. Transfer to a large bowl, and stir in remaining cup corn, the salt, scallions, peppers, flour and 1/3 cup cheese. In a separate bowl, whisk together eggs and cream just until combined. Stir into corn mixture. Place butter in an 8-inch square Read More…
Okra and Corn Maque Choux
Adapted from Southern Living magazine.