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Grilled Corn with Chipotle-Lime Butter

June/July 2006

Your rating: None Average: 4.7 (10 votes)

Fresh lime and smoky chipotles makes this compound butter the perfect match for sweet corn. When the corn season is over, try a bit melted on some grilled fish or chicken.



READER'S COMMENT:
"Amazing, mouth-watering! Fresh and luscious. We look forward to it every summer! "
Grilled Corn with Chipotle-Lime Butter Recipe

4 Reviews for Grilled Corn with Chipotle-Lime Butter

08/30/2012
Anonymous
Great! But questionable nutrition...

I've made this recipe several times since coming across it, and the results seem to get better and better. It's light, fast, and offers a fair amount of heat. As a dietitian, I have to question the accuracy of the nutritional information, however. 1 serving is supposedly 129 calories. However, 1 ear of corn is typically 100 calories, and 1/2 tb butter is 50 calories, so each serving is much more likely to be in the 160-180 calorie range.

Fast, Delicious
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07/20/2012
Anonymous
Best corn ever!

Looking for a way to make corn without heating up the kitchen on a hot summer day? This recipe is a sure bet! Corn is easily prepared. The Chipotle-Lime Butter compliments the grilled corn so well and was such a big hit with our guests they spread it on their meat as well!
Tip: we spread just a little of the Chipotle-Lime Butter on each cob before we grilled it, to let it soak up some of the flavours as it cooked.

Easy to make, tastes great!
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08/17/2010

Amazing, mouth-watering! Fresh and luscious. We look forward to it every summer!

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09/10/2009
Anonymous

The taste sensation of the lime and chipotle in the butter on fresh corn is such a treat, it's hard to believe this is so easy to make. I used really good butter and super-sweet corn. I can hardly eat sweet corn any other way any more.

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