The solution? Microwave the corn on the cob in the husk. The process is pretty straightforward. Place the ears on a microwave ...

Making corn on the cob is simple, but making a ton of cobs at once for a gathering is a much more difficult task, unless you ...

I wrapped a cob tightly in aluminum foil and ... All I did was stick the corn (still in its husk) in the microwave for four minutes. Then I used a towel to pull the husk back, which revealed ...

There was a risk of complications, and the operation to remove the cob came with its own dangers." The Vets Now clinic in Winchester said it highlighted the dangers of discarded corn husks from ...

With the husks removed, butter generously coating each cob before it's wrapped tightly in foil and placed in a 425° degree oven, you'll be setting your corn up for oven roasting success.

Paint corn husks with acrylic paint. Then, let the husks dry on a flat surface. While paint is drying, remove labels from recycled cans and wash thoroughly. Then, dry the cans. Once the husks are ...