Shucking corn

With sweet corn season in full bloom, save time shucking with these simple-to-do tips that uses things already in your house or kitchen.

Freezing corn on the cob or cutting and freezing the kernels lets you enjoy the fresh taste all year. Here's how to freeze corn, with or without blanching.

If you're trying to find a way to shuck corn quickly and without a mess, you'll love this simple tip . . . forget the old tiring way of stripping away the

Shucking corn can be a messy and frustrating job. Once you study up on how to shuck corn like our Test Kitchen pros, you’ll be all set to easily tackle the task. That means less mess—and less time standing between you and your favorite corn recipe.

Learn to shuck corn effortlessly with our three expert techniques, and get the silks off, helping you to save time and enjoy fresher, tastier corn!

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If you've ever been to the grocery store during corn season, you've probably seen the bins overflowing with corn tightly wrapped up in their bright green husks. The husks can be a little messy, so some folks prefer to shuck 'em right at the store. If

Shucking corn can be messy and take a long time (the corn silk always gets everywhere!) But this method makes it so much simpler, without all the cleanup. Here’s how to shuck corn using a microwave and a knife.

How To Schuck Corn without a mess, peel dozens in minutes! This very simple trick will help you to enjoy that corn on the cob even more.

so easy I can't believe it. this video tutorial shows the easiest way to shuck corn ever!