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Creamed corn?

Creamed corn?

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i enjoy it occasionally.
 
When it is made right, which the commercial product rarely is.
 
No, its disgusting.
 
It's great in a leftover turkey/cornbread casserole a couple of days after Thanksgiving, though.
 
my favorite food inside the chain gang camp
 
americanwoman said:
Maybe I shouldn't have said no so quickly. This sounds kind of good....but creamed corn on it's own is still probably a no.
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It is for me too. My kids always just loved it. Ugh. But file this idea away for next Thanksgiving. Rather than adding water or gravy, add the cream-style corn. The yuck cooks away, leaving only the actual corn.
 
nota bene said:
It is for me too. My kids always just loved it. Ugh. But file this idea away for next Thanksgiving. Rather than adding water or gravy, add the cream-style corn. The yuck cooks away, leaving only the actual corn.
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Sheesh if youre going to go through all that trouble why not just use standard canned or frozen corn?
 
radcen said:
Creamed corn?

Yes, or no?
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I don’t use cream in my cream corn, and I never use frozen or canned corn. I prefer to milk the cob, meaning after you cut the cornels off the ear, scape the cob with the dull side of your knife over a bowl and you will get liquid corn gold.

For 6 to 8 ears of corn use a half stick of butter or go with bacon grease about three tablespoons, salt and pepper about 2 tablespoons sugar, at the end maybe just a little butter to finish. I cook this in a skillet for about 20 minutes or so.
 
PoS said:
Sheesh if youre going to go through all that trouble why not just use standard canned or frozen corn?
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This is about leftovers and making a casserole. Your leftover dressing will dry up if you don't add at least some liquid.
 
Beaudreaux said:
I like corn a lot, on or off the cob, but not creamed. BTW, when my kids were little, they called it "corn on the spoon" since the other was "corn on the cob."
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Reminds me of the kid that asked why are baby cats named cattens? Which by the way is a good question.
 
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