🌽 Ear-Resistible Sweet Corn Recipes



Hi, Reader,

🌽 Let's celebrate the last moments of summer with some fresh sweet corn. It's at its finest right now.

Living in the midwest, I'm lucky to be near some of the best, in my opinion. But don't worry, the majority of these recipes can be made with frozen corn, as well, so you can make them year round no matter where you live. 🌽

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🌽 Besides eating it straight off the cob, here are some of our favorite recipes using fresh summer sweet corn:

​and all the soups...

Sweet Corn Tip: For the freshest flavor, look for bright green husks that are snug around the cob and slightly damp to the touch. Use them as soon as possible once you get them home.

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Plant-Based Diet Cookbook for Dummies

Super Simple Plant-Based Recipes for Beginners

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