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  • Step by Step Corn on the Cob

    NO place for corn, so will post this here.........recused it from the dark side.....

    Step by Step Smoked Corn on the Cob

    Now some of the steps seems to simple to post pics of, but for those who may have never done fresh corn on the cob, its for them, so please bear with me........


    Step 1, the ear of corn......



    Step 2, the husks stripped back........i remove most of the husks, just leave just enuff to cover the corn back up, after prepping.........



    Step 3, the silk exposed, you need to remove ALL of this silk



    Step 4, the silk removed



    Step 5, i cut the tip off, so i can have the remaining husks long enuff to tie off



    Step 6, buttered and peppered........you may choose to summin else in this step, i have seen olive oil used, cayenne used (my fav), etc.



    Step 7, now fold the husks back up over the corn, CAREFULLY, its easy to tear one off, now and again. Here i show i used a husk stripped down, to make a tie. In case you don't have twists ties handy



    here i show tied off with a twist tie. You can see in the background, you can get this stuff on a roll, and cut to length



    Step 8 ready for the smoker





    Okay, on the smoker



    corn done



    smoke with a combo of cherry, and hickory.......

    250 for bout 1.5 hours, or till done


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    well done, got me jonsin for corn on the cob in Feb. Not a good thing!:ballchain:
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    • #3
      Nice step by step. Nice pics.
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      • #4
        points for some great looking corn!



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        • #5
          Had this at our gathering last summer. Don't remember now what was put on for seasoning, but it was the best corn I have had! Thanks for posting this again Steve.
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          • #6
            Can't wait to do a run like this well done.
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            • #7
              thanks dude i just cant seem to get this down i always over or under cook it never juicy.points
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              • #8
                Nice presentation WD!!
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                • #9
                  Ohhh Man, am I hungry for some corn. I love doing corn in the smoker, excellent stuff and done right is juicy juicy juicy.

                  Only thing different i do is soak the ears in a big bucket of ice and water for awhile.

                  nice thread Steve

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                  • #10
                    I am on that! Thanks.
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                    • #11
                      I've been known to smoke corn also but I season it a little differently. Spread mayo on the ear then salt, CBP, chili powder and parm cheese.
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by BigRedQ View Post
                        Only thing different i do is soak the ears in a big bucket of ice and water for awhile.
                        i have done side by side comparisons of soaking vs. non-soaking.......with NO difference noticed.........so i cut that step out..........its labor instensvie as it is, without the additional step of soaking.........


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                        • #13
                          Great WD! Way to show the corn noobz ,such as myself, the low down. Ain't never done no corn, but Ima fixin to, next smoke, fer sure. Thanks
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by lcruzen View Post
                            I've been known to smoke corn also but I season it a little differently. Spread mayo on the ear then salt, CBP, chili powder and parm cheese.
                            Mayo?..Dude i'll try anything. Not sure of that!
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Slanted88 View Post
                              Mayo?..Dude i'll try anything. Not sure of that!
                              Different but very tasty.
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