can you steam corn on cob
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Yes, the bowls are oval in shape and you can fit several regular ears in the steamer, or quite a few of the niblet size.
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Yes, you can steam corn on the cob. I really like this product and having the 2 tiers makes it a plus. Depending on the size of the corn you may have to cut them into smaller pieces in order to fit. This product does a great job.
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I use a silular model on my gas cooktop all the time..I find that a higher heat setting works better.. The more heat, there is, the quicker the corn pops and less time for the time there is for first corns poped to get burned.I use it to make kettle corn, I just use 2 teasoons of oil, 1/2cup of suger, a little salt, heat that up and put in a 1/2cup of corn.
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That sounds like a question for your doctor about whether it would be OK to use a device like this on corns! I would hesitate to give advice about a health issue. You could ask the company and see what they say as well.
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Hello.I honestly have never tried. I do steam rice in it and it turns out wonderful. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Absolutely! We have cooked broccoli, zucchini, squash, corn on the cob...just cook it in shorter intervals (and test it to see if it's done enough for you) and it's amazing! The moisture just stays with the veggies!
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I guess you can steam in the pressure cooker but timing will be VERY tricky in my opinion. Use a covered Corningware in your microwave preferably.
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You can steam anything in it, but it takes too much time to set up, steam, and clean. I gave it away.
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Yes it can cook corn dogs and you can Re-use the oil a few times before you drain the oil. I usually use a funnel and a strainer to drain the oil when it cools.
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You could but I'm not sure I would. I'm not sure how long it takes to cook corn in the microwave, if its like 13 minutes you should be alright.
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I have not done that, but I don't see why not. It is very nice and highly recommend for steaming fish!
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Hi Catherine C, I don't have it anymore but it fits the length of a regular corn on cob.
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That is best answered by great northern, I have since purchased the corn and oil separate and its still no hassle. Lawrence
906941
It's a Steam Canner, if you use it with can, yes you can steam can your vegetables. It's super easy Steam Canner.
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Yes, certainly. We always do it that way -- put them in after cooking. My wife holds the corn with a paper tower, a pot holder (hot pad), or tongs. BTW, she loves them. She is saying "they work great one you get them in there. They are fabulous."
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Yes, it will do the job. That's what I used it for. It works OK on everything but dried corn. If you are planning on baking often, though, it can be tedious.
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This pan would be more for soups, rice, potatoes and pasta. It's size would limit you to maybe 3-4 smaller ears of corn on the cob. Still an awesome pan. I have the larger one as well that I use for corn on the cob.
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no no no. this is an "extract" for baking.... and flavoring. it has water in it that will be incompatible with the oils used for popping the corn.