HOW TO COOK CANNED CORN ON THE STOVE

Cooking canned corn isn’t just as easy as heating up the corn in the can. Well, not if you want the corn to taste really good! You really need to know how to cook canned corn on the stove if you want to make your tongue happy too!

It’s true, you COULD just heat up the corn in the can. In fact, you could eat the corn straight from the can raw.

How to cook canned corn on the stove

Here Are Some Other Fun Corn Recipes Too! 

How to Freeze Corn

Corn Dip

Fried Corn

Scalloped Corn

Creamed Corn

IS CANNED CORN ALREADY COOKED?

The answer to the question is canned corn already cooked is “Yes, it is cooked enough for you to eat it”. In fact, corn straight out of the can isn’t bad at all. It is fresh and has a certain pop and crunch to it!

HOW DO I SEASON CANNED CORN?

There are basic elements to flavoring almost any canned vegetable.

1. Salt and pepper
2. Butter
3. Sugar
4. Red Pepper flakes (optional and depends on your taste)

If you have read any of the other “how to cook canned” green beans, peas, peas and carrots, etc. Then you might note that some of them recommend using bouillon in the dish. I don’t recommend that for corn, but you could try it and see if you like it.

How to cook canned corn on the stove

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HOW TO COOK CANNED CORN ON THE STOVE

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Course: Side

Cuisine: American

Keyword: how to cook canned corn, canned corn

Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time: 5 minutes minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes minutes

Servings: 2

Calories: 327kcal

Author: Wendi Spraker

Ingredients

• 16 oz can of corn
• 2 Tbsp Unsalted butter
• 1 tsp granulated sugar
• Salt and pepper to taste

Instructions

• Open the can and drain off any packing water. Replace about ½ cup of fresh tap water in the can.
• Pour the contents of the can (corn and water) into a small saucepan and set on the stove top on medium heat.
• Add the butter and sugar and stir well and often.
• Once the butter is melted, taste the corn and add salt and pepper. About ½ tsp of each should be about right depending on your tastes.

Notes

• Make sure to drain off the water from the can and use fresh water.
• To really add flavor, use broth instead of water. 
• PRO TIP: Bringing out the corns natural flavor only requires butter, salt, pepper and sugar BUT if you REALLY want to add a lot of flavor add just a pinch of cayenne and 1/2 tsp of lemon juice. It'll make your mouth happy! 

Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

HOW TO COOK CANNED CORN ON THE STOVE

Amount Per Serving

Calories 327 Calories from Fat 126

% Daily Value*

Fat 14g22%

Saturated Fat 7g35%

Cholesterol 30mg10%

Sodium 3mg0%

Potassium 494mg14%

Carbohydrates 49g16%

Fiber 5g20%

Sugar 12g13%

Protein 7g14%

Vitamin A 950IU19%

Vitamin C 12.5mg15%

Calcium 7mg1%

Iron 1mg6%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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However, at our age and looking back over our lives, we see that those days ARE the ones where you learn what you are made of. We see that those are the days where you decided, “I have to learn how to handle this”.

Perhaps you have one of those days and you simply gave up. I have certainly done that. There have been terrible days when I simply came home, got in bed and pulled the cover over my head.

The day that I learned that Mr. Loaves and Dishes had lost his leg in an accident and I went to see him in the hospital (we weren’t married then and we weren’t even dating either. In fact, we had broken up and were not really friends).

THAT DAY…

That day, I came home from the hospital and got in bed and hugged my dog and pulled my quilt up over my head. I layed there until it was dark outside and my kids were saying, “Mom? Are we going to eat dinner?”.

You see? That was all that I had the energy to do.

It is in those times that we have to learn to lean on God instead of trying to find our own strength. I have learned to chant the Lord’s Prayer, that is what helps me. Other’s find comfort in verses of the Bible such as the one that follows. What works for you?

Psalm 46: 1-3

God is our refuge and strength,

   an ever-present help in trouble.

Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way

   and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea,

though its waters roar and foam

   and the mountains quake with their surging.