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I have already posted this design I just wanted ask a question: I saw a design to make the same sort of bag but for corn on the cob. But I forgot where it was so I was wondering if anyone else has seen this too & maybe remembers where it is? I don't think that it was a free design & it came with a little phrase with cooking instructions to pop it in the microwave for 4 minutes per cob. I hope this is enough information to jog someone else's memory
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Great job!!!***
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thanks so much
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highlandermom
16 Aug 2013
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Not sure on the cob cooker I would type in micro corn cooker search. Corn for real is on my do so off to the picking my rows.
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thanks so much, I can almost taste it Mary. Hugs
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Use the same bag here is the website for cooking instructions.
http://www.potatobakingbag.com/
Hope this answer your question. Hugs
http://www.potatobakingbag.com/
Hope this answer your question. Hugs
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queenofhearts
16 Aug 2013
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It is the same bag as the potatoes but you don't need a bag to cook corn in the microwave. You can cook it in the husk. Peel off the heaviest outside layers and put it in the microwave for 4 minutes on high. (I do mine 1 ear at a time.) When you can handle it, cut off the botom where the kernels begin and grab ahold of the top and shake the ear out of the husk. It comes out clean with the silk all peeled off. The neatest way ever to cook corn. There is a video on YouTube if you need better instructions.
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Here is one link but there are other videos as wwww.youtube.com/watch?v=qdwdm09MQmcell.
Love it this way!
terrific info thank you! Hugs
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Hi Lorayle: You don't need a bag to cook your corn perfectly in the microwave. Just buy your corn in the husk. Put it in your microwave (in the husk) for 4 mins. take it out and cut off about 1" on the rounded end of the corn. With a pot holder, pickup the corn at the pointed end, just make sure your not holding any of the corn itself and give it a shake, the corn will fall out of the end you cut and there will be no silk left on the cob. The corn is cooked perfectly....
Hugs Jerri
Hugs Jerri
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oops: I should have read other posts as queenofhearts just gave the same info.
Jerri, 2 sets of instructions are better than none. Teresa
Thank you Teresa. I felt bad after I noticed your posting, just shows we should read everything. I love how the corn turns out done this way, don't you..
I can always use 2 of everything Jerri except maybe a hubby LOL thanks
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I have heard of cooking corn in its husk, but have never heard of cooking it in a bag. I learn something new all the time. Thanks for asking.
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no worries Karen happy to help too, hugs
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wow that is amazing. I am always so impressed @ what I learn here @ cute! Thank you all so much that corn came out so clean with not a strand of silk stuff on it! I will never pull the silk out of my teeth again LOL! What a super tip! thanks again ladies!
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You are welcome. It is nice to know that we can learn more than embroidery tips here, isn't it? If I was going to cook corn for a large group I might do it in a more conventional way, but for just a few ears this is the only way. The part about cooking fresh corn that I liked the least was picking the silk off of the ears or out of my teeth.
LOL ME TOO thanks again!
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waterhedgie
28 Aug 2013
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I also just purchased supplies to make some of these bags. Here is a link http://www.potatobakingbag.com/site/?page_id=28