One of things my kids and I have always done is say that what's good is horrible.Looks terrible. I’d stop cooking if I was you![]()
E.g. "I'm scarfing this down so I don't have time to vomit!" and, "Never cook that again."
Thanks.Wow, that breakfast would have me back in bed for a few hours...in time to wake up and eat that dinner. Very curious about the milk corn, please elaborate on the cook.
What more can I elaborate on, the corn?
What do you wanna know?
Boiling corn on the cob brings out its natural sweetness. But if you want an even juicier and sweeter crisp-tender bite, swap out some of the water for milk. The milk enhances the flavor and texture. It also infuses the corn on the cob with milk and butter, resulting in salty, buttery kernels.
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