Bundt Pan Corn On The Cob at Andrew Gould blog

Bundt Pan Corn On The Cob. As shown in the video, a bundt pan helps hold the cob in place and neatly catches corn kernels and milk as you shave them to use in. Cutting corn kernels off of the cob is a hassle, but this easy bundt pan hack makes the process significantly faster and easier while also eliminating the mess. Hold the top of the cob and carefully slice down the sides of the cob with a sharp knife. Use them to safely cut corn off the cob too! A youtuber uses multiple bundt pans to remove corn from the cob in one easy swoop! Rest the cob on the center tube and cut off the kernels, watching as they fall directly into the bundt pan. Holding the cob steady, use a sharp knife and make long downward strokes on the cob, separating the kernels from the cob. Alternatively, a bundt pan can be used in place of the two bowls. Like eating corn but not from the cob? If you have a bundt pan or an angel food cake pan, you can use them for more than just cakes. Saveur associate food editor, ben mims, shows you a nifty trick for getting corn off the cob and keeps the kernels all in one place. To remove corn kernels from the cob using a bundt pan, stand the shucked corn cob upright, with the tip of cob placed in the center hole of the bundt pan. Use a sharp chef's knife to cut the kernels, rotating the cob as you finish a strip.

Alternatively, a bundt pan can be used in place of the two bowls. Use them to safely cut corn off the cob too! Like eating corn but not from the cob? Saveur associate food editor, ben mims, shows you a nifty trick for getting corn off the cob and keeps the kernels all in one place. Rest the cob on the center tube and cut off the kernels, watching as they fall directly into the bundt pan. Hold the top of the cob and carefully slice down the sides of the cob with a sharp knife. To remove corn kernels from the cob using a bundt pan, stand the shucked corn cob upright, with the tip of cob placed in the center hole of the bundt pan. As shown in the video, a bundt pan helps hold the cob in place and neatly catches corn kernels and milk as you shave them to use in. Holding the cob steady, use a sharp knife and make long downward strokes on the cob, separating the kernels from the cob. If you have a bundt pan or an angel food cake pan, you can use them for more than just cakes.

Insert the stem end of a corn cob into the center of a bundt pan. The

Bundt Pan Corn On The Cob If you have a bundt pan or an angel food cake pan, you can use them for more than just cakes. To remove corn kernels from the cob using a bundt pan, stand the shucked corn cob upright, with the tip of cob placed in the center hole of the bundt pan. Rest the cob on the center tube and cut off the kernels, watching as they fall directly into the bundt pan. A youtuber uses multiple bundt pans to remove corn from the cob in one easy swoop! Hold the top of the cob and carefully slice down the sides of the cob with a sharp knife. Saveur associate food editor, ben mims, shows you a nifty trick for getting corn off the cob and keeps the kernels all in one place. As shown in the video, a bundt pan helps hold the cob in place and neatly catches corn kernels and milk as you shave them to use in. Cutting corn kernels off of the cob is a hassle, but this easy bundt pan hack makes the process significantly faster and easier while also eliminating the mess. If you have a bundt pan or an angel food cake pan, you can use them for more than just cakes. Holding the cob steady, use a sharp knife and make long downward strokes on the cob, separating the kernels from the cob. Use them to safely cut corn off the cob too! Like eating corn but not from the cob? Alternatively, a bundt pan can be used in place of the two bowls. Use a sharp chef's knife to cut the kernels, rotating the cob as you finish a strip.