Entre': Fried Corn on the Cob

[XXL TideFan]

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	pound one skewer into the end of each ear of corn mix eggs, buttermilk and cornmeal together mix all other ingredients together dip ears into the wet cornmeal batter then roll in seasoned flour fry ears in hot oil completely submerged till golden brown about 3 minutes each do not crowd the pot drain on paper when done

Soon...........very soon.

[Bama Reb]

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	pound one skewer into the end of each ear of corn

Helpful hint: Sanitize a drill bit, just slightly smaller than the skewer you will use, then secure it in a household cordless drill. Drill a pilot hole into the cob, then insert the skewer into the cob. It will go in a lot easier, and removal won't be as difficult.
Oh..and, don't forget to wash and dry the drill bit when you're done. Store the bit with your skewers so it will be ready for the next time.

[bayoutider]

	Quote:	Bama Reb
	Helpful hint: Sanitize a drill bit, just slightly smaller than the skewer you will use, then secure it in a household cordless drill. Drill a pilot hole into the cob, then insert the skewer into the cob. It will go in a lot easier, and removal won't be as difficult. Oh..and, don't forget to wash and dry the drill bit when you're done. Store the bit with your skewers so it will be ready for the next time.

Good tip. My wife will think I'm insane seeing me in the kitchen with a cordless drill and a platter full of corn on the cob but..................

[Bama Reb]

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	Good tip. My wife will think I'm insane seeing me in the kitchen with a cordless drill and a platter full of corn on the cob but..................

I first saw that on one of Bobby Flay's "Throwdown" episodes, and that was my first impression. But if Iron Chef Bobby Flay doesn't have any qualms about drilling a corn cob, why should I?

[Vinny]

Sweet, I can't wait until I try this one out.