Appears in Cook's Country June/July 2015
Grilled corn seldom tastes as good as it sounds. We wanted grilled corn that’s moist, smoky, and deeply flavorful.
Leaving the corn in its husk traps just enough moisture to lightly steam it and protect the kernels from toughening over the high heat of the grill. After the husks have blackened, we cut off the base of the ear and easily peel away the hus...