Fantastic Grilled Corn on the Cob

Fantastic Grilled Corn on the Cob recipe

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Grilling corn seals in the flavor so each buttery, Parmesan-coated bite is as mouthwatering as the next. Skip the boiling—this is your new go-to recipe for summer.

time

prep:

10 min

total:

30 min

servings

total:

4 servings

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bikerkatz

posted:5/22/2007

this is a very yummy as well as simple way to prepare corn on the cob - we prepare corn this way all thru the season - sometimes we also add thin slices of vidalia onion before sealing up the aluminum foil (sweet & carmelly) or sometimes sprinkle in a little garlic salt - so it's a very versatile way of preparing corn too - go figure?

crissiclayton

posted:4/30/2007

Fantastic is right! We make this corn pretty much whenever we fire up the BBQ for dinner. It's such a great side! Actually, we're having it tonight too.

jcbaxter04

posted:3/18/2007

We make this all the time now. It's sooo yummy!!

atraynor

posted:11/8/2006

Very easy!

Rosey158

posted:10/3/2006

This was awesome!! I run a daycare and everyone wanted more!!!

baba71

posted:9/7/2006

Kept husk on pulled back and took silk strings out than raised husk back up and soaked corn for 1hr than put on grill. I use the cheese and butter and family enjoyed it on labor day

josie723

posted:9/4/2006

corn was sweet and it popped in your mouth.

Ann Black

posted:9/4/2006

I had never grilled corn on the cob but decided to try this recipe today with our steaks. We thought they were delicious. I started to use only butter and parsley and leave off the cheese as we usually only use it on pasta. Then I decided it was time to try something new and the entire family raved over the corn with that topping.

a cook

posted:9/3/2006

This was good, but I have a better recipe. Brush corn with butter. Sprinkle a spicy cajun seasoning. Then wrap tightly in foil and bar-be-que for 25-30 minutes while rotating the corn.

helenmccraw

posted:9/2/2006

I tried this recipe once on my grill; it was OK, but I really prefer my microwave recipe for corn on the cob.