Corn
Corn is a versatile vegetable known for its sweet, juicy kernels and crisp texture. Sweet corn is the variety most commonly eaten fresh and is typically harvested while the kernels are tender and filled with moisture. The flavor can range from mildly sweet and buttery to rich and intensely sweet, depending on the variety and freshness. Corn can be eaten raw when very fresh, but cooking enhances its sweetness and creates a softer, more tender texture. It can be served on the cob or removed and used in salads, soups, casseroles, salsas, stir-fries, and many other dishes.
Where to buy fresh Corn near you
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Choosing
Choose ears of corn with bright green, tightly wrapped husks and fresh, moist-looking silk. The ears should feel full and firm, with kernels that are plump beneath the husk. Avoid corn with dry, brown husks, shriveled kernels, excessive insect damage, or signs of mold. Fresh corn is often sweetest when cooked soon after purchase, as its natural sugars gradually convert to starch over time.
Where to find locally grown Corn
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