Japanese Style Grilled Corn on the Cob (elotes)
Elotes are a classic Mexican street food prepared by grilling corn on the cob served with cotija cheese, sour cream, lime juice and chili powder. Here's an equally delicious Japanese version, seasoned with white miso and butter.
Portions |
4 corncobs |
Preparation Time |
5 minutes |
Cooking Time |
20 minutes |
Level of Difficulty |
Easy |
INGREDIENTS
4 |
Corncobs |
1 tablespoon |
White miso |
1 tablespoon |
Butter, room temperature |
1 teaspoon |
Light Soy Sauce – Usukuchi |
2 |
Green onions |
To taste |
Shichimi togarashi |
To taste |
Sesame seeds |
PREPARATION
- Shuck the corncobs. For best visual effect, leave the leaves attached to the tail.
- In a pot of boiling water, blanch the corn cobs for 5 minutes, then drain.
- Whisk the white miso with the butter until creamy. Add a little water if necessary to emulsify.
- Brush corncobs with usukuchi light soy sauce.
- On a grill over high heat, grill the cobs for about 15 minutes, turning frequently. Some of the kernels should turn black.
- When the cobs are nicely charred, brush them with the miso and butter mixture.
- Serve on a plate, garnished with chopped green onions, sesame seeds and shichimi togarashi.
いただきます!Buen provecho!
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