told Tonia she starts with corn, taken fresh off the cob. Sautee that in garlic oil, then add chopped basil, tomatoes and red onion. Let it cool for a little bit. The next ingredient is key, Stephanie told Tonia she adds goat cheese to the warm corn and lets it melt. That cheese melts in a way that coats the corn and acts like a dressing. It's delicious. She adds salt, a little sugar and some lemon juice. Serve it up, and you 'll see why leftover corn need not drive you crazy!
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Monday, August 4, 2014
Being Creative With Corn
told Tonia she starts with corn, taken fresh off the cob. Sautee that in garlic oil, then add chopped basil, tomatoes and red onion. Let it cool for a little bit. The next ingredient is key, Stephanie told Tonia she adds goat cheese to the warm corn and lets it melt. That cheese melts in a way that coats the corn and acts like a dressing. It's delicious. She adds salt, a little sugar and some lemon juice. Serve it up, and you 'll see why leftover corn need not drive you crazy!