Showing posts with label sweet corn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweet corn. Show all posts

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Sweet Corn vegetable soup

This recipe serves 2 - 3 people

Ingredients

Water - 3 cups
Noodles (optional) - 10 strings
Carrot (finely chopped / grated) - 1 /2 handful
Beans (finely chopped) - 1 /2 handful
Cauliflower (finely chopped) - 1 /2 handful
Sweet corn - 1 handful
Sweet corn (grind in blender w/ little water) - 1 handful
Sugar - 1 sp
Salt - To taste
Pepper powder - To taste
Corn Starch - 2 sp (mixed with little water)
Spring (Green) onions (chopped) - To garnish

Method
  1. In a pan, bring water to a boil.
  2. Add sweet corn along with all the chopped vegetables & noodles (optional). Let this cook for 2 - 3 min.
  3. Now, add the grind sweet corn & mix thoroughly.
  4. Add in the sugar, salt and pepper powder & give a good stir.Let this cook for a minute or so.
  5. Stirring continuously, add in the corn starch mixture and cook for another minute.
  6. Turn off the stove and garnish with spring onions.
  7. Serve hot before lunch / dinner.


Note
  1. Soup can be made creamy or little watery either by adding more or less corn starch.
  2. This is totally healthy & too filling.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Oven roasted Corn on the cob

Corn ......always the best in taste & for health...Tastes excellent when roasted than cooked in boiling water / steam.

             Don't have a grill to taste BBQ corn??? No need to worry!!! Get the exact taste, simply with the oven in broiler mode....

Ingredients

Corn - 4 Nos. (all husks removed & cleaned)
Oil
Red chilli powder / Pepper powder
Salt
Broiler Tray (mostly comes with the oven)

Method
  1. Set the oven to broiler mode with its maximum temperarure.(mine is 500 deg F)
  2. Place the oven rack in the upper position, very nearer to the heat source (make sure the broiler tray can get inside w/o touching the heat source)
  3. Dip fingers in oil and apply oil all over the corns.
  4. With a paper tissue, spread chilli powder / pepper powder & salt all over the corns according to the required taste and spiciness.
  5. Arrange the corns on the broiler tray with equal spacing (better to arrange big sized corns directly under the heat source. )
  6. Cook for 30 - 40 min, turning the corn once every 5 min after the first 15 min.
  7. Serve hot.




Broiler tray


Note
  1. Step 4 can also be done once the corn is roasted, but "Be cautious...contents are hot."
  2. The stem on the top of each corn may sometime catch fire. Have an eye on them in the last few minutes (OR) they can be removed initially too.