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Don’t let that leftover corn cob go to waste! In this video, learn more about all the best ways you can use leftover corn cobs in the kitchen, from homemade corn stock to spirit-fused cream. Milk the corn cob to release a concentrate full of fiber and sugar ready for use in plenty of simple recipes. Plus, you can use the dried corn cob to fire up the grill and give grilling season a sweet upgrade!
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00:00You need to milk your corn.
00:01What do we mean by milking corn?
00:02Take the back of your knife, anything that's comfortable to use,
00:05you're just going to scrape down the cob.
00:07We took all the kernels off and we still
00:08had all of that goodness left inside of here.
00:10This is full of fiber and sugar.
00:12So if you need to thicken sauces or soups,
00:14or you need to add any sweetness or make creamed corn,
00:17this is your go-to ingredient.
00:18But don't stop at just making corn milk.
00:20There's so much more that this can do.
00:21Add this into some heavy cream and infuse
00:23that to make a delicious ice cream or a sauce.
00:26You can infuse your favorite spirit.
00:28And you're going to get a crazy corn flavor
00:30into any of your booze.
00:31Let them dry out and use them to smoke your meats.
00:33Just dropping it right onto the coals,
00:35it imparts a nice sweet flavor.
00:37And another use we got is making corn stock.
00:39Drop a couple of these into some boiling water,
00:41cook for about an hour, and you're going to have a stock
00:44that's great for making things like risotto or soup.
00:46Why waste it when you can use it to make something special?
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