Cooler Corn on the Cob Recipe
This cooler corn on the cob recipe is so easy, you are going to think, "Why didn't I think of that?"
When you're camping with a large group, this cooler corn on the cob recipe is the perfect way to cook fresh corn. (Photo courtesy of MissHomemade.com)
February 05, 2015
By Miss Homemade
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If you like to camp, you’ve probably made cooler corn on the cob before. If you haven’t, you are going to learn how to make this simple recipe – right now.
Yield: 10-20 ears of corn Total time: 20-30 minutes
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Directions:
Shuck the number of ears you want to cook and place in a clean cooler. Bring two pots of water (2 quarts per dozen) to a boil and pour over the ears. Place the lid on the cooler. In 30 minutes, you have perfectly cooked corn. Drain cooler and keep the lid closed. The corn will stay warm for about 2 hours. I know fresh corn is only available here in Wisconsin for 4 to 6 weeks at the end of summer. That's it. I envy those who can eat it all year. So good and brings back so many memories.
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