Roasted Corn
July 5, 2007 | Filed Under Uncategorized

In the months of June and July there are several birthdays in my family. So we get together at my cousin’s nice, big house to celebrate. As usual, this year, many different foods were prepared but my favorite was an unplanned and simple one — roasted corn. My cousin’s neighbor, who’s originally from India, decided that he wanted to prepare the corn the way they do it in the streets of his country. He roasted the corn, then rubbed salt, red hot African pepper (normally he’d use Indian spices but none were available) and lime over the corn. Delicious! When I eat corn, it’s usually boiled and covered with butter, so the roasted corn was a treat for me. My brother also grilled some chicken, which wasn’t bad at all. Good eating was had by all.
Paz

Preparing the chicken

Grilling the chicken
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That corn screams summer. I’m looking out my window at the cold rain right now.
ooh, roasted corn. we have this here in Japan, they usually put a soy sauce mixture onto it. delicious!
This is just like Mexican “street corn”, the wonderful roasted corn you buy from street vendors all over Mexico. The combination of hot pepper and lime really is amazing!
Paz roasted corn is one of those really summer things that is just super good! And aren’t the comments telling. Roasted corn is loved all over!
It’s ages since i had roasted corn, Paz. I prefer it plain, without any seasoning. Your post inspires me to get some asap.
Hi Barbara: I’m sending you good thoughts and some of the hot weather from here. We have plenty to spare.
Hi Kat: I’d love to taste the corn with the soy mixture. Yum!
Hi Lydia: You just given me another type I’d love to taste. My list is growing!
Hi Tanna: I think corn is one of the good things about summer.
Hi Sra: I think that plain corn is also perfect. By now, I hope you were able to go get some and enjoy!
Thanks for stopping by, everyone!
Paz
Hiya, Paz,
Isn’t it great when everyone get together? I love that picture of everyone in the kitchen preparing the food! And the corn sounds divine. Yummy!