Cooking corn on the cob can be done in a few simple steps, especially if you are aiming for that perfect balance of tender and tasty. Start by husking the corn and removing all the silk and outer leaves. Once prepped, boil them for a few minutes before transferring them to a hot barbecue or a griddle pan. On the barbecue or in the pan, make sure you turn the corn frequently and baste them with a good measure of butter. When the corn starts to blacken and turn golden, remove them from the heat and sprinkle with paprika and fresh coriander.
You know that golden corn on the cob – with its delicious taste and satisfying texture – is always a hit. But why not add paprika to the mix and turn simple sweetcorn into something special? With a little Lurpak®, you can make every kernel pop with flavour. Where smoky paprika and soft melted butter come together to create a dish that is perfect for any table, any time.
Corn on the cob with paprika
You know that golden corn on the cob – with its delicious taste and satisfying texture – is always a hit. But why not add paprika to the mix and turn simple sweetcorn into something special? With a little Lurpak®, you can make every kernel pop with flavour. Where smoky paprika and soft melted butter come together to create a dish that is perfect for any table, any time.
You know that golden corn on the cob – with its delicious taste and satisfying texture – is always a hit. But why not add paprika to the mix and turn simple sweetcorn into something special? With a little Lurpak®, you can make every kernel pop with flavour. Where smoky paprika and soft melted butter come together to create a dish that is perfect for any table, any time.
Method
Place the sweetcorn in a large pan of boiling salted water. Cook for about 8 to 10 minutes or until the corn is tender.
Look for corn with bright green husks that feel fresh and slightly damp. Give it a gentle squeeze – if the kernels feel plump and firm, you are good to go. Fresh corn should have a sweet smell and no signs of drying or browning.
Drain the sweetcorn and pat dry with kitchen paper. Transfer to a hot barbecue or a pre-heated griddle pan.
If you are using a barbecue, keep the grill on medium-high heat to avoid burning the corn. Turn frequently for an even char.
Turn the corn and baste with half the Lurpak® Butter until the corn starts to blacken and turns golden on all sides.
Sprinkle with the paprika and fresh coriander and serve with the remaining Lurpak® Butter and a squeeze of lime.