I have canned corn that I want to cook on the stove, It is not frozen. Do I add water, and does it have to be boiling. How long do I cook it?
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I have canned corn that I want to cook on the stove, It is not frozen. Do I add water, and does it have to be boiling. How long do I cook it?
sad sad sad um the label on the can will tell u how to cook it still confused? check out some cooking books by martha stewart at your local library -Aaron
you dump it into a pot and just add 2 tablespoons of butter and let it cook for a few minutes but stir it continuously :DDD
and no water needed!
For your information, that is not true. At most all I've ever seen are microwave directions, or maybe a recipe for something more complex than just the corn. You should keep in mind that not everyone was lucky enough to have been taught how to cook, and instead of being a bully you should try to actually help them maybe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron B
To turtlelover thanks, that was very helpful.
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There is no recipe on Delmonte corn labels and they just send you to their website for some bs recipes. Don't speak when you don't know what you are talking about
gobucky23! You can use Canned Corn in different ways like as you can boil them. Not only this you can also make varied recipes like as Creamed Corn, Fritters and Corn Pudding. I hope you will like them all... Creamed Corn looks yummy and really tasty..