That time of year again

[TMB]

Kimmie found fresh corn on sale and picked up a few.    Now since we are on a low carb diet these are going into the freezer for now.    Later when we will eat some it will be fresh just like the day it was picked


Vacuum sealing really does a great job 

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[Smokin3d]

Never thought bought vacuum sealing corn on the cob. Have to remember this when corn season arrives.

[teesquare]

Try putting the ears of corn in the freezer for a couple of hours first.Then vacuum bag them. It prevents the vacuum from compressing the kernels too much which can cause your corn kernels to be flattened a little or soft on the top.

[tomcrete1]

Corn Season? We still had frost at night. It'll be August before we see Fresh local corn up here!

[Tailgating is my game]

Mid july for us

[Pam Gould]

Frost 2 nights ago here in Ohio too..gonna be a while but some good stuff coming in from somewhere, bi-colored stuff.   .☆´¯`•.¸¸. ི♥ྀ.

[slamm]

It's suppose to hit 93 today.  Here comes summer!  I love my vacuum sealer.  Good tip about pre-freezing first.

[TMB]

Try putting the ears of corn in the freezer for a couple of hours first.Then vacuum bag them. It prevents the vacuum from compressing the kernels too much which can cause your corn kernels to be flattened a little or soft on the top.

I'll try that next time but have done this for years with no problems.

Maybe my sealer isn't very strong?    Work great though

[Roget]

Frosted here the last two nights.
I hope to be able to get my garden (what there is going to be of it) out next week.

I don't have room for any corn though. 

[teesquare]

Try putting the ears of corn in the freezer for a couple of hours first.Then vacuum bag them. It prevents the vacuum from compressing the kernels too much which can cause your corn kernels to be flattened a little or soft on the top.

I'll try that next time but have done this for years with no problems.

Maybe my sealer isn't very strong?    Work great though

It may be the difference in vac sealers...or the freshness/lack of freshness of the corn I have gotten. But, I have learned that with softer foods - or veggies which can get "mashed" by vacuum...if I freeze them first - then vac. seal, I am happier with the outcome once they are thawed and cooked.