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Corn Hair Removal. Those damn corn silks, the thin hairs that snake and snag between the kernels, slow down what would otherwise be a painless shucking process. We asked the food52 community for their tricks on removing the silk from corn on the cob. Surely, there's some secret to removing. After lots of shucking, boiling, scrubbing, and plucking, we found one method. How to remove corn silk. Leave the thin inner leaves in place. Remove the husk and majority of silk by grabbing the tuft of silk at the top of the corn or by pinching the husk between two fingers. In our search, we found nine distinct methods to test. Here's our guide to shucking corn, plus some of our favorite recipes. Peel off the outer green leaves, pulling them toward the stalk, and break them off. Pull down and away from the ear of corn. Just pop one ear of corn in your microwave (husk and all), and cook it for 4 minutes. Repeat until all the husk and the majority of the silk are gone. Grasp the corn cob near the stalk end. When it’s done, use an oven mitt to remove the.

Peel off the outer green leaves, pulling them toward the stalk, and break them off. In our search, we found nine distinct methods to test. How to remove corn silk. When it’s done, use an oven mitt to remove the. After lots of shucking, boiling, scrubbing, and plucking, we found one method. Grasp the corn cob near the stalk end. Pull down and away from the ear of corn. Here's our guide to shucking corn, plus some of our favorite recipes. Remove the husk and majority of silk by grabbing the tuft of silk at the top of the corn or by pinching the husk between two fingers. Those damn corn silks, the thin hairs that snake and snag between the kernels, slow down what would otherwise be a painless shucking process.

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Corn Hair Removal In our search, we found nine distinct methods to test. Grasp the corn cob near the stalk end. Just pop one ear of corn in your microwave (husk and all), and cook it for 4 minutes. Here's our guide to shucking corn, plus some of our favorite recipes. How to remove corn silk. After lots of shucking, boiling, scrubbing, and plucking, we found one method. We asked the food52 community for their tricks on removing the silk from corn on the cob. In our search, we found nine distinct methods to test. Remove the husk and majority of silk by grabbing the tuft of silk at the top of the corn or by pinching the husk between two fingers. Pull down and away from the ear of corn. Leave the thin inner leaves in place. Repeat until all the husk and the majority of the silk are gone. Surely, there's some secret to removing. When it’s done, use an oven mitt to remove the. Peel off the outer green leaves, pulling them toward the stalk, and break them off. Those damn corn silks, the thin hairs that snake and snag between the kernels, slow down what would otherwise be a painless shucking process.