Is it even summer without sweet corn? Sweetening up Buncombe farmers tailgate markets now, you can find yellow, white, and bicolor sweet corn from a handful of vendors.
Like the taste of summer itself, corn on the cob has a way of bringing back memories—backyard cookouts, picnics, seafood boils, elotes, and more.
Worried about finding an earworm in your corn? Do not fret—corn grown with organic practices is more likely to be hosts for the notorious caterpillar. Just remove the earworm, cut off the munched top, and give the cob a good wash before cooking or eating raw. If they think it’s tasty, then it must be!…