Smoked Fiesta Corn on the Cob is an easy way to make Mexican corn to pair with all your summer grilling recipes. It’s loaded with butter, cheese & chili powder & great smoky flavor.
My friends – have you ever had smoked corn? This Smoked Fiesta Corn on the Cob is so incredibly delicious & easy to make too. It really is the perfect side dish to all your favorite summer recipes.
At the end of last summer we picked up a little smoker & have been itching all winter to give it a go. We started out with the basics (more on that later) & then I thought it would be super tasty to smoke the corn in there. It is so much better than grilling & of course, far superior to plain old boiling.
SMOKED CORN ON THE COB
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It is really quite simple to do & SO worth it. Prepare corn by removing the silks & leaving the husk still on. Then place in a shallow pan & cover with water. I like to use these disposable aluminum roasting pans. Soak the corn for a minimum of 6 hours. Then you add your butter, cheese & chili powder & recover with the husks. Then it’s time to let the smoker do it’s magic.
Why do I have to soak the corn?
This is to ensure that the husks are not too dry so they don’t create a fire hazard when placing them in the smoker. You want smoked corn, not flame seared.
Can I add other seasonings?
Yes – of course. We like cheese & a little heat. But feel free to add salt, pepper, garlic – whatever you like.
Smoked Fiesta Corn on the Cob
For this recipe you will need…
- corn on the cob
- 4-6 ears corn on the cob
- parmesan cheese
- chili powder
This is the perfect side dish to any grilling recipe!
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how to smoke corn on the cob
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Smoked Fiesta Corn on the Cob
Ingredients
- 4-6 ears corn on the cob - silks removed husks remaining
- 1 cup butter - softened
- 1/2 cup parmesan cheese
- 2 tbsp chili powder
Instructions
- Prepare corn & place in a shallow pan & cover with water
- Allow soaking for a minimum of 6 hours
- Once soaked, pull back the husk & rub with butter
- Sprinkle with cheese & chili powder & pull husks back over the corn & tie closed with a piece of husk
- Place in a hot smoker for approx 1-2 hours or until corn is softened
Notes
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Tamar Benjamin says
How cool to smoke it!!
Miz Helen says
Your Fiesta Corn On The Cob looks awesome! Hope you are having a great week and thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday.
Miz Helen