The Easiest, Tastiest, Summer Corn Recipes You've Ever Tried
From chowder to cakes to straight off the cob (with some crazy-good ideas for toppings), these dishes remind us why we love this farm-stand classic.
By Lynn Andriani
A Time-Tested Corn Chowder
When Brooke Dojny was researching her book, Chowderland, she found a chowder version of succotash (a simple Native American dish made with stewed beans and corn) in an old cookbook, its headnote claiming that the recipe could be traced back more than 250 years to one Maine family. This version adds a bit of fresh tomato and basil for some liveliness; and, the hearty, unfussy soup is great with a pan of skillet cornbread to bring the corn theme full circle.
Get the recipe: Succotash Chowder with Tomatoes and Basil
Get the recipe: Succotash Chowder with Tomatoes and Basil
Published 06/18/2015