GRILLED CORN ON THE COB Corn on cob with husks on
Butter (stick works best)
Aluminum foil Pull back small amount of husk. Put small amount of butter on corn. Put husks back over again. Wrap in foil. Put on hot grill turning once in a while. Leave on grill 15-30 minutes. Corn won't burn too fast. Be careful very hot when husking corn.
Corn should be roasted on the grill for about 10-15 minutes, turning occasionally, until it is tender and slightly charred.
you dont, you do butter it then rap it in tin foil
You don't have to soak corn on the cob at all to grill it. Simply rinse the corn thoroughly in cold running water, lay it on a piece of tin foil large enough to wrap the ear of corn in, add a teaspoon of butter, a little salt and pepper, and seal it in the foil. It doesn't take long for fresh corn to cook on the grill; probably no longer than 10 minutes. If you over-cook, the corn may be tough.
To grill corn with the husk intact, first soak the corn in water for about 15 minutes. Then, peel back the husk without removing it completely, remove the silk, and brush the corn with butter or oil. Pull the husk back up and tie it with a piece of husk or kitchen twine. Grill the corn over medium heat for about 15-20 minutes, turning occasionally, until the husk is charred and the corn is tender. Enjoy!
it grows on a cob and then you boil the corn until it is ready to eat. grill on the grill until until a little brownish smolder with mayo cover with parmesean cheese and sprinkle with chili powder.
Turn the grill on...butter the corn,place it on the grill. then check it in about 10 minutes and see if its golden or has black stripes on it then let it cool for 2 minutes then eat...Ok I think you know by now I don't know how to cook fresh corn on a grill so sorry I couldnt help you Im only 13 xDD Fire up the grill. When ready put the corn with husks on on the grill. Some people soak the corn before hand. Takes about a half hour to cook.
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depends on how hot the grill is and if you grill the corn on the cob then leave it in it's husk, this will allow the water vapor to stay inside, and they will have to be almost constantly turned like every 2 minutes(this is not an exact science if you think it should be turned sooner by all mans do so before that corn starts to pop). If they start making popcorn then you've grilled it for too long. Jokes aside it can take 15-30 minutes pending the amount of corn, you will have to check one of the cobs if it is finished after about 15 minutes if some of the kernels have gotten a little singed it's okay, they are a little caramelized, but still tasty. Good Luck
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If you grill it over indirect heat (off to the side of the coals or burner) it takes about 20 minutes. Over direct heat it can be done in about 5 minutes, but there is a risk of burning it.
Grilled corn on the Cobb is the best in our home. Tear off the shuck, and all of the silk you can. Fill your sink with cool water, and let the corn rest in it for 5-10 min, or while your getting the grill ready. Then just lay each ear on the grill and let the grill do it's magic! The heat from the grill will start to caramelize the sugar in the corn. Turn the corn after a few minutes, when it starts browning. It's done when all sides are a light golden brown. Also, you can leave the husks on to grill. Peel back the husks, not ripping them off, & remove the silk. Pull the husks back up, then leave in the sink filled with water. Let them rest for about half an hour. When grilling, the husks will burn a bit (which is why you want to soak in water first). Turn as each side turns blackish brown. A great topping for this is some softened butter mixed with a dash of cayenne pepper. Smear over the corn, then put a squirt of lime juice onto thre corn. Divine!
Minimum 10 min