Quick way to remove corn silk

[arubaguy]

You mean to tell me for 40 years, I coulda' been doin' this?
Heh!
Ain' no way.

[Rick_King]

I love videos that really teach me something worthwhile!

[ericpierce]

Thank you for not telling us your life story and how you felt about your grandmother when she made corn for you. Just the info, that's all we needed to hear, and you delivered.

[gtlfb]

Been doing corn like this for years, but I do 3 minutes per ear. Perfect every time.

[OldJoe]

Thanks. And a perfect video. Straight to the point.

[blueblood]

Solved an annoying problem. Thanks. Aloha from Hawaii!

[JamesWilliams-USANo.]

For 60 years I've been so frustrated fighting with corn silk. And it turns out to be so simple. Thank you SO

[claudiocorleone]

It’s so easy and this man shows us without fanfare.

[nancyhatcher]

Wow, thanks! That was me shucking from the top but no more now. That's just too slick, thanks again.

[michaeldaltonsr]

TY!! I grew up as "most people"! Loved the corn/hated de-silking!!😅😅😅😅😅

[haroldfisher]

This is THE best way to cook corn on the cob. So much better than shucking it first.
Except we do 3 minutes per ear and it comes out prefect.

[krisswegemer]

Nice. Man, I've shucked a lot of corn the hard way! But, at least I know better now.

[MsBeachgirl]

I guess it depends on your microwave, but I find 2 1/2 - 3 mins. works beautifully 👍🏼

[Cizzarries]

I used to steam corn because it kept the flavor in, but I gave this a try and found it seems to taste the same as steamed. The only difference was where I learned this method they cut the end off before cooking. I like this method because it’s soft and easier to slice through..

[ryanfarmsproduce]

You can cook the corn any way you like. Cooking in the microwave is quick and easy. This should work whether you microwave it, boil it etc. It’s not going to work raw because the husk will be too tight on the ear. Thanks for watching. Check out all our farm videos to monitor our crops throughout the growing season.

[phoebehill]

Most people put supermarket corn into the plastic bag stem-side down which usually results in bag failure. Put the corn silk-side down into the plastic bag. I learned this working at a farmers market.

[HeyCoachBarbara]

I didn’t know I needed to know this. It is good to know, thank you for sharing.

[EngineerMikeF]

How have I never seen this before? Brilliant.

[knitntea]

I have also been doing this for years and it works great every time. My favorite way to prepare corn.

[michaelwelch]

Thx! I've always had a problem with the silk! I'm definitely going to try your way.