side dishes & vegetables 27 Aug 2008 11:02 pm

Mexican Roasted Corn

Nothing is better than fresh corn roasted on the grill. This is a cheater’s Mexican corn because we aren’t using cotija here, OR mayo, since mayonaisse makes me barf. Nope, this is quick and easy and your kids will love it.

ingredients:
fresh corn on the cob
butter
parmesan cheese

If you don’t want to deal with the husks, just take them off and lay the corn on a piece of foil. Add a few dabs of butter, sprinkle liberally with cheese, and roll up the cob in the foil.

Put on a hot grill for 20-25 minutes. Then eat!!

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4 Responses to “Mexican Roasted Corn”

  1. on 28 Aug 2008 at 6:21 pm 1.mccrum said …

    This is super simple and super clean, especially for those like me who have to use the broiler for such things.

    If you don’t care about a little extra silk in your corn and if you really want to get great corn flava:

    1 – shuck it until you only have one or two layers of husk left
    2 – pull as much silk as you can
    3 – Drop is on the grill (or broiler), turning every 5 minutes or so.

    Don’t soak it or you’ll steam your corn instead of caramelizing the sugars.

  2. on 01 Sep 2008 at 2:41 pm 2.lil sprinkles said …

    So yummy. Made it today with our hot dogs and I was in LOVE. I love corn but never thought about adding Parm to it (and I LOVE parm!) I also LOVE LOVE Mexican corn! I will chase down a cart just to get me some of that Mexican corn! :)

  3. on 22 Oct 2009 at 4:26 pm 3.emy said …

    the mayo is there to hold the cheese nothing more

    to build the ‘mexican corn’:
    1 add butter to the corn
    2 add mayonase (not miricle whip or any of that sweet stuff)
    3 add hard grated cheese http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/mexicancheeses.htm
    4 add powdered McCormick Hot Mexican-Style Chili Powder
    5 add a bit of salt
    6 add a little bit of lemon juice

    enjoy

  4. on 19 Feb 2010 at 8:33 am 4.LAKITA said …

    Gday! Wonderful thought, but will this genuinely operate?

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