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This was great! I did everything exactly as was printed. I had to use powdered buttermilk but next time I`ll try it with the real thing and it will probably be even better!I had leftover flour/cornmeal so I`ll use less next time.It worked great to put the coated corn in a small colander over the garbage to separate it easily.My husband & I enjoyed it to the max! and its going into my Favorites cookbook. I had 9 fried corn recipes saved into my cookbook but now I`m going to get rid of the others because I know this can`t be beat! Thanks so much for posting
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy 2Bleu
on August 02, 2008
Be very careful making these as they 'pop' in the oil. Even using a dutch oven we had a few close calls. That said, we made as directed and sprinkled the corn with a bit of sugar after getting them on the paper plate. This is similar to fried okra and very delicious.
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I could not find fresh corn this time of year so I use Green Giant frozen corn on the cob, and it works out quite well. We really enjoyed this different but great corn recipe, I will definately make this again... just wonderful! I look forward to making this with fresh corn!...Kitten:)
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on February 18, 2005
This is soooo good. I wouldn't change a thing about this recipe. I grew up eating fried corn and absolutely love it!
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on March 22, 2003
Oh my!!! This recipe was a diet breaker...but boy was it worth it. The corn was so sweet and crispy that my DH and I ate the whole batch. I used the buttermilk that the corn soaked in to make a buttermilk cornbread to serve the next day with black bean soup. One of these days, I'll make this recipe again and use it as a great salad sprinkle. Thanks, Sharon123.
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Serving Size: 1 (831 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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