Try doing your corn this way. Do not husk the corn but snip off just the tassle and then put it in your microwave. 4-6minutes for two depending on the power of your microwave, then husk it using oven mitts, put on your favorite coating. Mine ----> butter, salt and Calvin's powder or my own powder. Killer results! and quick! ChesterChile Mark Barringer wrote: > I am known around these parts for doing corn on the cob with the following > method. It is a hit, only for Hot Heads like me I modify the method. > > Shuck corn completely, making sure to get all the hair off. Place each cob > on a piece of foil. Spead with butter or margerine and roll up tightly in > the foil with 2 small ice cubes. Cook on med. grill, turning every five > minutes, for a total cooking time of 35-45 min. depending on your grill. It > is a steaming action that cooks em up very sweet and tender Now for the > best part. I have been mixing Cayenne or Chile Ancho in with the margerine, > then spreading on the corn. I spose you could use any dried chile, but I > enjoy the taste of the Ancho in this application the best. I will also > sometimes loosen or open foil toward end of cooking to blacken a wee bit. > YUM! > > Mark "Mad Dog" Barringer > http://home.earthlink.net/~mdogdrum/index.html -- *-----------------------------------------------------------------* * Help end puppy mills! | Okay, who put a * * Adopt a Doberman | "stop payment" on my * * www.dru.org | reality check? * *-----------------------------------------------------------------* * NEW **** Join my AAAA-Asiancuisine at groups.yahoo.com ****NEW * * groups.yahoo.com/group/AAAA-Asiancuisine * *-----------------------------------------------------------------*