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Tired of chasing fast-melting butter around your plate? There are new and improved ways to butter your corn on the cob.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Butter
Corn
A piece of bread
A ramekin
A pastry brush
A pot of boiling water
An empty, sanitized deodorant stick
A butterer
A jar of boiling water
Butter roll-on gadget
Step 1: Use a piece of bread
Take a slice of bread, generously butter it, and wrap it around a cob. A heel of bread works best.
Step 2: Brush on melted butter
Pour melted butter into a ramekin or small dish and use a pastry brush to dress your corn with it.
Step 3: Pre-butter it in the pot
Cook the ears in a pot of boiling water. Shortly before they're done, add a stick of butter to the water. The butter will float to the top, coating each ear as you lift it out of the pot.
Tip: If you're grilling your corn, achieve the same effect by pulling down the husks when the corn is done and, holding each ear by its husk, plunging it into a jar of hot water into which you've melted a stick of butter.
Step 4: Roll it in a stick of butter
Unwrap a stick of butter, put it on a plate, and rotate each ear of corn on top of the butter.
Step 5: Make a butter roll-on
If you enjoy a good do-it-yourself project, take apart an empty deodorant stick, wash it thoroughly, shove a stick of softened butter where the deodorant used to be, and chill it in the fridge. Voila! A butter roll-on that's perfect for corn on the cob. Just be sure to label it so you don't end up with buttery armpits.
Tip: If you don't want to make a butter roll-on, there are similar gadgets on the market that you just fill with a stick of butter and rub over your corn.
Step 6: Use a butter utensil
Use an old-fashioned utensil known as a corn on the cob butterer, which is a regular utensil handle attached to a square that's just larger than a pat of butter. Put butter in it and glide it across the cob.
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and why dont you get a sense of humor?
prplaya1392 3 years ago 19
Or...
Just put the butter in your plate, and take the corn and roll it in it.
(:
thecarnivoresboombox 2 years ago 11