BBQ corn cobs with comté & herb butter
- Rosie Birkett
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Serves 2
Easy
Prep: 10 mins
Cook: 10 mins
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Make corn on the cobs extra special with a slathering of butter mixed with comté cheese, herbs and chilli, cooked on the barbecue. A lovely summer side dish
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Ingredients
Nutrition
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50g unsalted butter
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2 tbsp chopped tarragon
parsley and basil
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50g comté
finely grated
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splash of olive oil
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pinch dried red chilli
flakes
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1 tbsp rapeseed oil
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2 corn cobs
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Nutrition: Per serving
- kcal528
- fat38g
- saturates19g
- carbs23g
- sugars6g
- fibre16g
- protein13g
- salt1.5g
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Method
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step 1
To make the butter, combine all of the ingredients (except the corn and rapeseed oil) with ½ tsp sea salt in a food processor and blitz to a paste. Shape into a little log, wrap in baking parchment and keep in the fridge until needed.
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step 2
Light your barbecue. When you have glowing grey-white coals, toss the corn with the rapeseed oil and salt and pepper to coat it and then grill it, turning as you go, until golden and starting to char. Immediately slather the butter onto the corn and eat.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, August 2017
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