The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

Good morning, Everyone.

It's the best way, but it sure is nice to have some 'off the cob' frozen in the freezer for winter eating. Reminds me I am about out of it.

You're right about that I'm sure. You seem to have some nice markets around you Sour, is that where you get your corn?

All this talk about corn is making me want to get some. There's a guy that runs a vegetable stand a couple blocks away from our house...might have to run down there and see if he has any.
 
My mom used to make cream corn. When I was younger, I'd just about cry. I thought corn on the cob was the only way to eat it. As I got older, I found I love corn any way it comes.
I have cut the corn off of an ear to add to chicken soup. It is a good addition.

Even though it is hot here in the summer, I still make soup! Friday is Clam Chowder.
 
Seeing .03 turn into 3" makes me wonder if Mother Nature understands decimal points.

How do you make cream corn? I've only seen the stuff that came out of a can.
Cut if off the cob after slicing the kernels open and then scraping the milk from the cob. For fresh spicy skillet fried corn we had some jalapeno and or fresh or frozen Cayenne to the corn. Some bacon pieces in the corn is good to. The peppers are a minimum as the Mrs likes some spice but not flaming hot. Just enough pepper to get some flavoring. Neither one of us like bell pepper cooked so that is not an option for us. What we will have for supper tonight is going to have a small poblano that the wind knocked off yesterday and on new crop jalapeno. I'll be busy most of the day shucking and helping with the corn. I'll have to haul cobs and shucks to the back corner in the garden tractor cart. Hoping one cart full will get it all. So this is my Good Morning to All and wishing every one a fruitful day. Catch up with the goings on later in the day. Sorry but so much is going on I just don't remember very much of who is doing what any more.
 
Cut if off the cob after slicing the kernels open and then scraping the milk from the cob. For fresh spicy skillet fried corn we had some jalapeno and or fresh or frozen Cayenne to the corn. Some bacon pieces in the corn is good to. The peppers are a minimum as the Mrs likes some spice but not flaming hot. Just enough pepper to get some flavoring. Neither one of us like bell pepper cooked so that is not an option for us. What we will have for supper tonight is going to have a small poblano that the wind knocked off yesterday and on new crop jalapeno. I'll be busy most of the day shucking and helping with the corn. I'll have to haul cobs and shucks to the back corner in the garden tractor cart. Hoping one cart full will get it all. So this is my Good Morning to All and wishing every one a fruitful day. Catch up with the goings on later in the day. Sorry but so much is going on I just don't remember very much of who is doing what any more.
Sounds delicious!
 

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