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corn on the cob - wurm - 08-18-2009
Bought six ears for dinner. My daughter didn't make it home in time to join us. Don't want to throw the extra 2 ears away, so will probably eat them tomorrow or Thursday. Ziploc bag, then fridge or freezer? Some other option?
Re: corn on the cob - iaJim - 08-18-2009
Cook them tonight and cut them off the cob. Put it in the fridge tonight and it will be great tomorrow. If you want to freeze it, cook them for only a couple of minutes and then cut the corn off the cob. Put it in a ziplock and freeze it, and it's good for your Christmas dinner.
Re: corn on the cob - Jimmypoo - 08-19-2009
stick whole cob in fridge and micro tomorrow. Good enough for farm animals, good enough for us.
At least you can add butter/salt
NOTE: No suggestions on where to store cob other than fridge.
Re: corn on the cob - OWC Jamie - 08-19-2009
reboil tomorrow after being in fridge.
freeze and use for something else, chowder, soup, etc.
Re: corn on the cob - Jimmypoo - 08-19-2009
soak in gasoline - mount on stick, and hand a few out to the neighbors to terrorize the wife
when she gets home. Get everyone yelling "The monster must go! Kill the monster!"
Also... you could use those hockey puck muffins you made to throw and break down neighborhood doors.
Re: corn on the cob - Dennis S - 08-19-2009
Fridge, not freezer, for just a few days.
Re: corn on the cob - Jimmypoo - 08-19-2009
Dennis S wrote:
Fridge, not freezer, for just a few days.
Won't the gasoline vapor be a problem if there is a pilot light nearby?
Re: corn on the cob - Numo - 08-19-2009
Jimmypoo wrote:
stick whole cob in fridge and micro tomorrow. Good enough for farm animals, good enough for us.
At least you can add butter/salt
NOTE: No suggestions on where to store cob other than fridge.
It must take a long time for farmers to microwave enough corn on the cob for a whole herd of cows.
Re: corn on the cob - Jimmypoo - 08-19-2009
Ammo wrote:
It must take a long time for farmers to microwave enough corn on the cob for a whole herd of cows.
Not really. You are obviously not up on the latest IG Farben industrial microwave ovens.
Re: corn on the cob - Markintosh - 08-19-2009
This whole thread on corn makes my belly hurt. That is one food I have to avoid for sure!