I have cooked vegetables in the pressure cooker before, every time they are perfect and richly flavored. I figured why not try a cob or two. Hmmm, how long to cook it? Hey, how about THREE MINUTES! Seriously. Like every other vegetable I have cooked in my Nesco Pressure Cooker, with the exception of potatoes, corn on the cob takes three minutes. Just like the broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and onions. THREE. Oh and I am calling it a recipe? YOU BET! Am I taking credit? SURE, why not.
Here we go, don't blink:
TRACY'S PRESSURE COOKER CORN ON THE COB
Corn
Water
Salt
Butter, lots and lots of butter for slathering after the fact
OR
trim the kernels off the cob and toss them with a suspicion of chili powder (it's my new catch phrase that means just a little bit HAHAHA) some finely grated Parmesan cheese and a little mayonnaise just to moisten. Seriously, addictive! I did this with the second cob and completely forgot to take any pictures as I simply inhaled it.
But, as part of the experiment, I did take pictures, *just to be ridiculous* here's the play by play!!
Find an oval dish and place within it sufficient butter to coat, excessively, your cobs.
DING! Open the cooker, fast release and LOOK! It's PERFECT! The cobs are dark and luscious and juicy looking and cooked perfectly. Tender and crisp.
Roll said cobs in the butter and salt heavily. Roll, eat, roll, eat.
The kernels are plump and succulent, and tender and delicious.
Ridiculous, 3 minutes to perfect corn...
I think I'll make more, just for science of course.
/enjoy
I think I'll make more, just for science of course.
/enjoy
Hi, morning, thanks for the tip, will do some, just for the science like you said.
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