3 Delicious Ways to Grill Corn on the Cob

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In the summer months, we love to fire up our grill at every possible opportunity. Sweet corn is a filling, flavorful, and cheap side dish that pairs well with everything from grilled chicken to pork chops to veggie kebabs. Get the Recipe!

HOW TO GRILL CORN IN THE HUSK (BEST METHOD!)

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REMOVE THE SILK

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Grill Corn on the Cob (3 Ways!)

HOW TO GRILL CORN IN THE HUSK (BEST METHOD!)

Peel back the corn husk, but be sure to keep it attached at the base of the corn.

REMOVE THE SILK

Carefully remove the corn silk. The corn silk is a pain to remove after the corn has been grilled and easily gets stuck in your teeth. Plus, the corn silk is prone to burning, even if the corn cob has been soaked in water.

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How to Grill Corn on the Cob (3 Ways!)

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