I, however, prefer a method that requires no extra tools, prep (or bread), which was taught to me by a good friend. Bring a full stick of cold, unwrapped butter to the table, pass the stick of ...

A well-buttered hunk of corn on the cob is among the simplest, most delicious treats to make. Next time, instead of using a knife, use bread to butter it.

If you want to butter your corn without using a knife, then there is a simple (and fun) hack to try out. Just trust us and put down that knife!

Summer corn on the cob, whether grilled, boiled, or baked, is best with butter—and lots of it. Everyone has a favorite application method, whether it's using a butter knife with a pat of butter or ...

Butter corn and keep your hands clean with this butter tool. This silicone sleeve holds a stick of butter and spreads it on evenly without waste.

In his first memoir, Taste: My Life Through Food, Stanley Tucci shared a clever childhood tip for buttering corn. He recalls using a piece of buttered homemade bread to slather the salted corn ...

Whether you’re vegan, dairy-sensitive, or just happen to notice someone abandoned an avocado skin with some good green stuff left inside, you should “butter” your corn with avocado remains.

You’ll need an 8½-by-11-inch sheet of aluminum foil, folded in three to make a shield. From Steven Raichlen, serves 4. Ingredients 4 large ears sweet corn, in the husks 3 tablespoons unsalted ...

Grill the corn over a medium-hot fire until the kernels inside are golden and tender, 20 to 25 minutes. Remove the husks and most of the silk will come with them; rub off what little might remain.

In a small bowl, blend the butter and honey. Working with 1 ear of corn at a time, using the husk as a handle, spread about 2 tablespoons of the honey butter all over the kernels.

It’s corn on the cob season here in Ohio, so it’s the perfect time to take part in this online debate: How do you butter your corn? Skip to content. Fox 8 Cleveland WJW.