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Friday, August 26, 2016

Sweet Corn Stock-Pressure Cooker, preserving summer

I decided to make some Sweet Corn Stock to tuck a little golden sunshine away in the freezer for colder weather soups and chowders. I wanted to keep it as simple as possible so it could be used in any recipe that sounded good. Decided at the last minute folks might like it if I shared this idea... No fancy pics today, just opened the freezer and snapped a quick picture.
My plan is to saute some onion and celery in bacon fat. Then add a little chicken broth, potatoes, ham and cream.
Maybe on the first day it snows:@)

Sweet Corn Stock
  1. Shuck and desilk six ears of corn.
  2. Cut the kernels from the cob. I placed the kernels in the fridge so they'd be cold.
  3. Break cobs in half and add to pressure cooker vessel.
  4. Add 3 C water and cook on high pressure for 10 minutes. Use quick release.
  5. Discard corn cobs.
  6. Add stock to kernels, cool quickly.
  7. Pour into freezer jars, Mason jars or zip top bags, liquid should cover corn, and freeze. (Leave head space in jars, 1/2"-pint, 1"-quart.)
  8. Thaw in fridge when ready to use.
  9. **This can easily be made on the stove top too.
Preserve it while ya can and have a happy day:@)

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9 comments:

  1. Dish sounds great.

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  2. Oh boy Lynn, soup at your house this winter is going to be great! How clever to make corn stock, wow, such a brilliant way to plan ahead! Have a great weekend-
    Jenna

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  3. Try this too. microwave two ears for eight minutes. DO NOT SHUCK first! When cooked, cut off bottom of ear, about 1/2 to one inch with a very sharp knife. Hold onto the top hair part of the corn, (I am sure it has a name) and shake like crazy. The whole ear slips out without one piece of hair attached. I place it on top of the center of my bundt cake pan and slice the kernels. They fall right into the pan. Then I bag and freeze. Did it last night, found corn at Sprouts 7 for a dollar! You can google you tube. I learned it from some older man on his you tube video.

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  4. Wonderful, love corn... Happy weekend with love Janice

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  5. Thanks for the lovely tutorial! Hugs ♥

    summerdaisycottage.blogspot.com

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  6. What a great idea!! Please let's not talk about that S word. :-)

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  7. You're always busy with something full of goodness, Lynn! This is a great idea and yes, you'll have a little bit of sunshine in the winter months.

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  8. Lynn, I'm dreaming of corn chowder with your freezer prep! I'm ready for soup weather and a break in the humidity :)

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