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6 to 8
Easy
1 hr 30
Published 2012
Smoked corn in the husks brings a rustic appeal to the dinner table, and the smoking process makes sweet corn even sweeter.
Pull the husks down without removing them from the corncobs. Remove as much of the silk as possible from the corn, then submerge the cobs in a deep pot of cold water so only the green husks are sticking out of the water. Let the corncobs soak for two hours, then remove them from the water and pat them dry with a paper towel.
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