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The thread features participants sharing their experiences with various meals, including leftovers and new recipes. Grilling corn is mentioned as part of a leftover meal, while others discuss different dishes they prepared or enjoyed, highlighting personal cooking experiences and family gatherings.
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Oooo, OUCH! Sorry about the maiming. Glad dinner turned out.susanr613 said:despite my maiming incident (cut myself with the new santoku) the crispy parm chicken strips turned out great. i used about 1.5 pounds of tenderloins and was generous with the croutons and cheese. they baked up nice and crisp outside/moist inside on the new stone (of course any stone will do)
granny cake was "awesome"
I would hope so- if you grilled it anywhere else it wouldn't be grilled now, would it!rennea said:Well today we are having left overs, how exciting
I'm also going to grill some corn on the grill.
GourmetGirl said:I broke my diet and had 3 mini ham sandwiches with tomato (on those little 2"x2" buns), a few bites of baked beans, a few bites of that coolwhip/fruit salad, a bunch of fruit and about 4 bites of a frosted brownie... gotta love mini family reunions! Off to go have a little snack as I'm getting kind of hungry again...
p.s. Janet your meal sounds yummy! I loved camp food!!!
Kitchen Diva said:You need to find a diet where you can actually eat food and not starve yourself!LOL
Mmmmm ham!
susanr613 said:despite my maiming incident (cut myself with the new santoku) the crispy parm chicken strips turned out great. i used about 1.5 pounds of tenderloins and was generous with the croutons and cheese. they baked up nice and crisp outside/moist inside on the new stone (of course any stone will do)
granny cake was "awesome"
Kitchen Diva said:I would hope so- if you grilled it anywhere else it wouldn't be grilled now, would it!
I MISS YOU, Rennea! How are you?
Grilling corn adds a smoky flavor and a delightful char that can elevate the taste of leftover dishes. It introduces a fresh, vibrant element that can make even the simplest meals feel special and exciting.
Grilled corn pairs well with a variety of leftovers, including grilled meats, salads, tacos, and pasta dishes. Its sweet and savory flavor complements many cuisines, making it a versatile addition to your meal.
While fresh corn is ideal for grilling, you can use frozen corn as well. Just make sure to thaw it completely and pat it dry before grilling to achieve a nice char and prevent steaming.
You can cut the grilled corn off the cob and mix it into salads, salsas, or grain bowls. Alternatively, serve it as a side dish with a sprinkle of cheese and herbs to add a burst of flavor to your leftover meal.
Grill corn for about 10-15 minutes, turning occasionally until it’s tender and has nice grill marks. This will ensure that the corn is cooked through while retaining its sweetness and crunch.