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Mexican Street Corn Dip | Food Wishes
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Chef John transforms classic Mexican street corn (elote) into a crowd-pleasing party dip. This video helps learners build vocabulary around grilling, mixing, and party food preparation. You will hear natural American English with plenty of descriptive language about flavors, textures, and serving suggestions.
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Hello, this is Chef John from foodwishes.com with Mexican street corn dip. That's right, we're turning something called a lo into a very party friendly dip. And other than on the cob with butter and salt, I think this is the best way to enjoy sweet summer corn. And to get started, let me show you what I think is the easiest way to get the kernels off the cob.
And that would be to place a ramkin or a coffee cup upside down in a bowl. And then we'll stand the corn up
and hold the tip and we will carefully slice straight down. And with that ramkin at the bottom, our knife's able to go all the way to the bottom of the cob without hitting the bowl. And it makes for a really safe, fast way to do this job. Oh, and once we're done, I like to take the back of the knife and kind of scrape down, which is going to squeeze out a little bit of that really sweet, nice, starchy corn juice, which I would like to have going into my dip.
And you should, too. But anyway, no matter what method you use, we're going to need the corn from four ears. And once that's set, we'll head to the stove where we have a generous amount of olive oil set over mediumigh heat. And what we'll do is transfer in our corn. And we'll kind of pat that down and smooth it out into a nice even layer.
at which point we'll just leave it alone for a few minutes or until it starts to lightly brown. And you know that started to happen when the corn starts to pop.
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Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.
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Corn is a tall plant that produces yellow grains on a large cob, which are eaten as a vegetable or ground into flour. It is one of the most popular cereal grains in the world and is a staple food in many cultures.
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