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Sweet Corn

Sweet corn is locked in a biochemical race against time: as soon as it is harvested, its natural sugars begin to convert into mealy starches. Worked fresh, the extraction of its "milk" (the endosperm juice) provides a nectar of exceptional sweetness, rich in glutamate. Heated gently, its own starches act as natural thickeners to create a silky velouté without added cream. Charred on the barbecue, Maillard reactions on its residual sugars reveal highly complex praline and roasted notes.

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