This dish, an adaptation of the one the author's aunt Judy used to cook, is at its best when made with extra-sweet corn. "It's crucial," Stewart says, "that the kernels be smashed and not simply cut, to make the corn mush creamy."
Ingredients
- 12 ears yellow corn, husks and silk removed
- Kosher salt
- 6 tbsp. butter, cut into small pieces
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Instructions
Step 1
Heat oven to 400°. Set one end of a corn cutter into a large bowl and scrape each ear against its blade two or three times on all sides to remove all the kernels, working as close to the cob as possible. (Alternatively, use a knife to scrape the kernels from the cob.) Add salt to taste and stir to combine. Transfer the corn mixture to an 8" × 8" casserole dish and dot with butter. Bake until pudding is bubbly and the top is golden brown, 40–45 minutes.
- Heat oven to 400°. Set one end of a corn cutter into a large bowl and scrape each ear against its blade two or three times on all sides to remove all the kernels, working as close to the cob as possible. (Alternatively, use a knife to scrape the kernels from the cob.) Add salt to taste and stir to combine. Transfer the corn mixture to an 8" × 8" casserole dish and dot with butter. Bake until pudding is bubbly and the top is golden brown, 40–45 minutes.
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