Slow Cooker or Instant Pot Corn on the Cob is the ultimate side dish for summer meals when you want your kitchen to stay cool. And these Three Easy Recipes for Corn on the Cob will start your mouth watering to have some for dinner today!
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Corn on the cob is always a well-loved side dish idea for Summer Dinners, don’t you agree? And in this updated post of Three Easy Recipes for Corn On The Cob we’re giving slow cooker and pressure cooker methods of cooking the corn while keeping you house cool! Corn is always a popular side dish, so this seemed perfect for our Friday Favorites pick this week.
Whether you make Slow Cooker or Instant Pot Corn on the Cob, your sweet summer corn can cook while you enjoy reading a book or relaxing with a tall glass of something cool. And without much fuss you’ll soon have delicious pieces of corn on the cob ready to be gobbled up with dinner!
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Instant Pot Corn On The Cob (In Husk With Peeling Hack) from Domestic Superhero is cooked with the husk on and tells you how to remove the husk in an instant. You’ll love the ease of cooking corn on the cob!
Stephanie from A Year of Slow Cooking says you can cook for a crowd with her Crock Pot Corn On The Cob Recipe. This is a great cooking technique for a potluck picnic!
This Perfect Instant Pot Corn on The Cob from One Happy Housewife cooks so quickly and is perfect every time! Slather it with butter, add a little salt and pepper and enjoy!
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After 1hr in the crock pot on high, some of the corn was not even hot. I then divided the corn between 2 pots, but still had to put it in the oven for 1/2 hr at 350. Won't try again!
Pam, thanks for the feedback. I notice Stephanie cooked for 2 hours on high and she said her corn had a little crunch, so maybe her slow cooker is a lot hotter. Sorry it didn't work for you.
I’ve never tried cooking corn this way, but I’m intrigued.
Me too Lydia!