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Re: OT cooking sweetcorn for 200
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Posted by landlord7012 on July 21, 2006 at 18:51:44 from (206.40.110.229):
In Reply to: OT cooking sweetcorn for 200 posted by Butcher on July 21, 2006 at 16:42:28:
My brother did a big corn roast for his anniv. He bought two 30 gallon galvanized garbage cans and boiled them out. Party day he filled them 2/3 with unshucked (cut each end for more room and less mess) corn and topped off with water over an open bonfire. He set up a gas grill nearby with a few coffee cans on it. Each has one pound of butter in it then fill with water. Boil to melt butter, dunk cobs and salt to taste. You'll want a new pair of leather lined gloves or a few cheap hot mits or someone will burn themselves and drop corn. Enjoy your party!
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