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Smoke Corn On The Cob At 225

Smoking corn on the cob at 225 degrees is a great way to add a smoky flavor to your summer barbecues. Whether you are cooking for a family gathering or a backyard party, smoked corn on the cob is sure to be a hit. In this article, we will guide you through the process of smoking corn on the cob at 225 degrees.

What You Will Need

Corn On The Cob, Smoker, Wood Chips

Before you begin, you will need a few items:

  • Corn on the cob
  • Smoker
  • Wood chips (hickory or applewood work well)
  • Olive oil or butter
  • Salt and pepper to taste

Preparing the Corn

Cleaning Corn On The Cob

The first step in smoking corn on the cob is to prepare it. Start by removing the husks and silk from the corn cobs. Rinse the corn cobs under cold water to remove any remaining silk. Pat the corn cobs dry with a paper towel.

Next, brush each corn cob with a light coating of olive oil or butter. This will help the salt and pepper to stick to the corn.

Sprinkle each corn cob with salt and pepper to taste.

Preparing the Smoker

Smoker

Now that your corn is ready to go, it's time to prepare the smoker. Start by filling the smoker with wood chips. Hickory or applewood work well for smoking corn on the cob. If you are using an electric smoker, follow the manufacturer's instructions for adding wood chips.

Preheat the smoker to 225 degrees.

Smoking the Corn

Smoking Corn On The Cob

Place the corn cobs directly on the smoker rack.

Smoke the corn on the cob for 1-2 hours, or until the corn is tender and has a smoky flavor.

Remove the corn from the smoker and let it cool for a few minutes before serving.

Serving the Corn

Serving Corn On The Cob

Smoked corn on the cob is best served hot. You can serve it with butter, salt, and pepper, or try some other toppings like cotija cheese or cilantro.

This delicious side dish is perfect for summer barbecues and backyard parties. Your guests will love the smoky flavor of the corn on the cob.

Conclusion

Smoking corn on the cob at 225 degrees is a simple and delicious way to add some smoky flavor to your summer barbecues. With just a few ingredients and a smoker, you can create a delicious side dish that your guests will love.

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