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Rehydrate Corn (if needed)

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Laying by corn....Why I didn't marry that city girl

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What happens here

To prepare the harvested corn, particularly any ears that have started to dry out, soak them in a bucket filled with cool water. This rehydration process helps to plump up the kernels, making them easier to process and improving their texture and taste.

Goal: Restore moisture to dehydrated corn kernels.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket — Holding corn for rehydration
  • Cool Water Tap water — To soak and rehydrate the corn

What they say

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rehydrate that corn by soaking it in a bucket full of cool water no big deal let me show you here what it looks like on the cob okay and you can see these kernels have started to dry up a little bit kind of unfortunate but we have another corn garden up here and to be perfectly honest with you the golden queen corn is not as good as the Silver Queen corn so I'm not really too awfully excited about this it just has a better flavor it's sweeter it's more delicious and it makes a better southern style creamed corn now we say creamed corn here but it doesn't have cream in it it's just the way we harvest the kernels of the corn and I'll show you how we do that you don't have to put cream in it it doesn't have to be milky and disguise it's just pure corn so let's get busy so

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