Smoked Corn on the Cob with Husks The natural sweetness of fresh summer corn is enhanced by a kiss of wood smoke and a basting of BBQ butter. I recommend using a nice, mild wood like maple, alder, or pecan when smoking corn on the cob so it doesn’t overpower Read more…
Dry at 150°F for 1 to 2 hours and then reduce temperature to 130°F. It will take 6 to 10 hours to dry. The corn dries more quickly near the end of the drying time. How do you dry corn off the cob? Instructions Blanch corn for 3-5 minutes. Cut Read more…
The cobs contain a lot of flavor that can be put to good use in a kitchen. You’ll get a typical corn flavor when using them fresh, or a slightly nuttier flavor if roasted in the oven before adding to a soup. A corn soup can make use of both Read more…
What is Popcorn? Popcorn is a whole grain maize product. It resembles corn-on-the-cob in appearance and cultivation, although only popcorn kernels have the ability to pop. Popcorn, like all six types of corn, is a cereal grain and originates from a wild grass. Can you make popcorn from corn on Read more…
They produce bright lighting- COB lights produce above 80 lumens per watt, whereas SMD lights produce 50 to 100 lumens per watt. They are energy efficient- The energy consumption for these lights is relatively low as they produce more lumens per watt. They are cost-effective. How many lumens is a Read more…
Deer and squirrels love it! Corn cobs can be fed to squirrels, raccoons, chipmunks, deer, and much more! What animal eats corn cobs? Raccoons. Raccoons damage corn by climbing the stalks and breaking them to reach the ears, pulling back the husks and partially eating the cob. Damage almost always Read more…
Cobb is an English surname of Anglo-Saxon/Old Norse origin. Where is the Cobb family from? Henry Cobb (d. 1679) immigrated about 1632/1633 from England to Scituate, Massachusetts, and in 1639 moved to Barnstable, Massachusetts. Thomas Cobb (d. 1707/1708) married Dorothy Hobby in 1656, and in 1685 the family immigrated from Read more…
The Best of Cobb is a showcase of Cobb County’s best! More than 1,000 people will gather to eat, drink, and recognize the county’s best businesses and service providers. What is Cobb County famous for? Cobb is already recognized for its winning combination of facilities and customer service and for Read more…
Consider these tips for growers to determine which species causes what type of damage. Deer. Deer will begin feeding on or tramping down corn starting at emergence. Raccoons. Wild turkeys. Groundhogs (woodchucks) Will birds eat corn cobs? Corn is as nutritious for many birds as it is for humans. Many Read more…
Corn cobs, fruit pits, and woody wastes can all be added (worms actually seem to like making a home out of corn cobs), but they will take a LONG time to fully break down. Can corn cob go in worm farm? Of the vermicomposting do’s and don’ts, veggies and fruits Read more…