Creamy Skillet Corn, super simple to make with few ingredients and is a great side dish to take to any gathering using fresh corn cut off the cob that is creamy with surprising crispiness.
Look at these beautiful ears of corn I got at Walmart for 15 cents an ear. I am not surprised that they are running corn on special.
Fresh corn is always ready around the first of July here in Texas.
I have already made several trips to Walmart to take advantage of these savings.
I don't know how you like to eat fresh corn
Around my house, we are split on boiling it on the cob, and slathering it with butter, to cutting it off the cob, and cooking it in an iron skillet with butter and cream which is my favorite.
Look at these beautiful ears of corn I got at Walmart for 15 cents an ear. I am not surprised that they are running corn on special.
Fresh corn is always ready around the first of July here in Texas.
I have already made several trips to Walmart to take advantage of these savings.
I don't know how you like to eat fresh corn
Around my house, we are split on boiling it on the cob, and slathering it with butter, to cutting it off the cob, and cooking it in an iron skillet with butter and cream which is my favorite.
I use my Mother's recipe she used to make her Creamy Skillet Corn by, and oh how it brings back so many fond memories every time I make it.
As a girl growing up, we would put up fresh corn in the freezer every summer.
Mother would blanch some on the cob and freeze it whole in freezer bags, and cut the rest off the cob and freeze it in freezable containers.
The winter was just a little sweeter with all that corn love in the freezer.
As a girl growing up, we would put up fresh corn in the freezer every summer.
Mother would blanch some on the cob and freeze it whole in freezer bags, and cut the rest off the cob and freeze it in freezable containers.
The winter was just a little sweeter with all that corn love in the freezer.
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Creamy Skillet Corn

Yield: 8-10
prep time: 30 Mcook time: 45 Mtotal time: 75 M
Creamy Skillet Corn, super simple to make with few ingredients and is a great side dish to take to any gathering using fresh corn cut off the cob that is creamy with surprising crispiness.
ingredients:
- 12 ears fresh corn, shucked and silks cleaned off with cool running water
- 1/4 cup butter
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch (or flour)
- 3 teaspoons sugar
- 3/4-1 cup water (or milk)
- 11/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
instructions:
How to cook Creamy Skillet Corn
- In a large deep bowl, using a sharp knife cut the kernels off the cob; go back with a spoon, and scrape all that wonderful corn milk off the cob.
- In a large iron skillet or heavy bottom skillet, melt butter and then add the corn.
- Cook corn on low, simmering for 15-20 minutes or until corn becomes soft and tender.
- In a small bowl while corn is cooking, whisk together cornstarch, sugar, water, salt, and pepper to form a slurry; pour over the corn and stir until mixed well.
- Simmer for 15-20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
NOTES:
I grew up with a large family, so my Mother's recipes are on a large scale. If the recipe is too big, you can cut the recipe in half. I remember Mother occasionally would use milk instead of water and add as much as for the desired thickness. Adjust the salt and pepper to taste. Use less or more sugar as desired.
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That looks delicious. Why have I been eating the canned stuff when I could have had creamed corn made from scratch like this?
ReplyDeletewow This must taste really great!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really lovely - serious comfort corn! I have a whole load in my fridge at the moment - so guess what I'm making!
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this is a recipe I learned from my mother in law I love this country style recipe
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ReplyDeletewow fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteYummy! I haven't had cream corn since I was a little girl!
ReplyDeleteWe cut the corn off the ear around here and cook it cream style and freeze it. It is delicious. We do not put any indgredients in it. It seems to freeze better and last longer. Blessings!
ReplyDeletecorn these days taste so soft and sweet. This looks so yummy and creamy. Thanks for sharing this with Hearth and Soul Hop :)
ReplyDeleteOh so happy to find this recipe. I have been enjoying a similar dish at one of our local restaurants and have been meaning to ask the chef for the recipe but will first try this one. Thank you very much
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This looks delicious! I love corn, any way it is done! Your creamy skillet corn looks absolutely yummy! Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe, have a nice day!
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What a great project to work on. Something to put on my to do MUCH later list. Ha!
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this looks fantastic! I'm your newest follower :)
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I can so relate to this story. I grew up in south Jersey and corn on the bob, slathered with butter and sometimes tobasco was an all time favorite.
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I've never had corn like this until very recently...it's delicious! Fresh corn on the cob is always a good idea, too! Lovely, summery post!
ReplyDeleteI am so hungry for this. Mr. Sweet's mother used to make it almost just like this. She added more sugar, I think, as her's was almost like a Corn Pudding. So good.
ReplyDeleteI am going to Walmart today and will pick up a few ears to make your recipe.
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Thank you for sharing this fabulous recipe!
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yummm, looks so good!
ReplyDelete...just might try this soon!
thanks so much for sharing :)
O M G...cream corn my mouth is watering,great goodness,this looks good.
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This looks delicious! We made something like this also with fresh corn from the garden. It was so good. Thanks for linking it up at Home Sweet Home!
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Yummy, this looks delicious! I also have a great corn recipe on my blog.
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wow...i never tried making them on my own before..your recipe is encouraging me to make some myself!
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This looks REALLY good ...
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I love corn too and soonest here in MI is going to have fresh ones direct from the farm. ^_^
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so nice! :D
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I made a creamed croen from fresh cobs for 4th of July which was great, so I will def have to try this next. Thanks for sharing with Fat Camp Friday. See you next week! http://bit.ly/npf0ml
ReplyDeleteLOVE corn....and this recipe looks yummy... I'm going to try it.
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Yum, that looks so good. I haven't had any "fried corn" all summer. You are making me hungry. I'll have to check out the WalMart near me. Thanks for the tip and recipe,
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Oh - how good this looks! Corn is really in season here in North Carolina and I'm heading to the farmer's market tomorrow! It is one of the few veggies everyone in my family will eat! Got to try this.
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Oh this looks so good, you just inspired me to get up very early tomorrow morning and go to the local farmer's market. You have to be an early bird there, everything goes in a hurry. This corn is how I love it best, creamed. My momma made it the same way, a delicious treat in the summertime. thanks for sharing
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I used to have this one as child. So much better than the canned stuff.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing on Momtrends. I love checking out all the Friday Food submissions. Love this old-school dish. It's a classic for BBQs and potlucks in the summer when corn is plentiful. Have a great weekend and thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteThis is the best way in the world to make a great fresh corn dish. I can almost taste it now. Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and hope to see you next week. Have a great week end!
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I would go absolutely hot-wild if I found corn for 15 cents an ear...that's amazing. Your skillet corn sounds absolutely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGood corn is hard to come by in the grocery stores around here. My brother grows corn, and my most favorite way to eat it is right off of the cob. I also love my mom's corn pudding. This creamy skillet corn looks delicious as well! :)
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Both ways are so delicious, that is so hard to choose. Also love it grilled on the barbecue. So glad you linked your mom's recipe to Vintage Recipe Thursday.
ReplyDeleteWe have been boiling and roasting alot of corn around here but I can't wait to try this!!! Delish!
ReplyDeleteI'm an "on the cob" kind of guy myself...although your recipe pulls me strongly in the other direction!
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From one Texan to another, I love the corn recipe. Luckily, we got most of our corn in before it burned up. No matter how much water we put on it, it just couldn't handle the heat!!
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i love corn...your creamy skillet corn looks really delicious! thanks for sharing your recipe! visiting from FTF, have a great week. :)
ReplyDeleteI love me some corn! And this looks delicious. Family recipes are always the best and bring up such wonderful memories. Thanks for sharing! ~ Courtney
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ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful.
my mother used to make fried corn it was delicious and I have tried many times never doing the same as hers I will try your recipes come see what I shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteYUM!!!That corn looks wonderful and it is everywhere. I will be making your mother's version soon! Thanks for sharing and linking to Tempt My Tummy Tuesday.
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No one can cook like a granny! I used to love to eat homegrown corn and such from Granny! How yummy! What summer fun!
ReplyDeleteI love creamy corn, but I've never tried making them! Your skillet corn makes the canned ones look so bad :)
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Just browsing your good recipes and came across this one that made me smile with memories. My mother in law always raised a LOT of corn. We always had the best, fresh corn and, like your mom, we froze a lot of it.
ReplyDeleteShe made skillet corn a lot but used more butter and sugar. Her's was very near a Corn Pudding and so good, we all flocked to her house when she was making it. My dad always loved her corn, too. I would call him and go by and pick him up when she called that she had a big pot of corn ready for us all. :)
Such sweet memories and...now, guess what.....
I am hungry for CORN. :)
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I am loving your site and recipes. I too remember finding the bags of corn in the freezer. When my grandmother would put her corn up in the summer I could hardly keep myself from sneaking little tastes of it before it was even done. Thanks for the great recipe and warm memories :)
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