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Old May 17, 2010 | 5:34 pm
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Originally Posted by Sweet Willie
having been raised with butter & salt when having corn on the cob, corn on the cob was pretty much my lone time I abused butter & salt. After discovering that when corn is in season & sweet, IMO it doesn't need any salt or butter, I've dispensed with both. I now & then rub a slice of lime on my corn on the cob, DELICIOUS.^

Seeing as I do all the cooking in our house, I do not add salt to anything, except when having a pork or lamb roast.

The predominant reason I use salt is either to assist boiling or to make a brine.



ditto
Great minds think alike I also never put salt on corn on the cob, as I only buy corn at the Santa Monica Farmer's market, and that corn was picked probably the day before. I am definitely going to try your lime suggestion. That sounds so good. The first corn of the season just arrived this weekend and it was so sweet, it could be eaten raw.
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