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This slow-cooker corn on the cob recipe is so easy.Braising the corn in coconut milk ensures that the corn is crisp, juicy and retains its corn flavor.

So I might have just joined the official slow cooker fan club. I have a house full of sick kids. One of which is both sick and teething. I am living on pure will power right now. So I have been using my slow cooker for almost everything. I have made soup, oats, chex mix– everything in it for the last two days. Although nothing compares to this corn on the cob. Slow-cooker corn on the cob = 

This slow-cooker corn on the cob recipe is so easy.Braising the corn in coconut milk ensures that the corn is crisp, juicy and retains its corn flavor.

So this is my first slow-cooker recipe because I finally got a slow cooker y’all. I mean what kind of food blogger doesn’t have a croc-pot? Me, that’s who!! My mom gave me a early mother’s day gift, one of those fancy slow-cookers that comes with a digital timers.  I am officially in love. I had one of those slow cooker that that doubled as a rice cooker/slow cooker/ maybe even a steamer. I never once used it for anything other than making rice. So this is a Game–changer.

This slow-cooker corn on the cob recipe is so easy.Braising the corn in coconut milk ensures that the corn is crisp, juicy and retains its corn flavor.

My husbands makes the best corn on the cob. He slow braises them in coconut milk. So when I started to experiment with the slow cooker- I wondered if I could make his corn on the cob in the crock pot…. and the answer is yes. And I dare say it is even better because of the slow braising process.

This slow-cooker corn on the cob recipe is so easy.Braising the corn in coconut milk ensures that the corn is crisp, juicy and retains its corn flavor.

Oh yes! The aroma of the corn and coconut milk that filled my house was amazing. I love when my house smells that delicious lol.

This slow-cooker corn on the cob recipe is so easy.Braising the corn in coconut milk ensures that the corn is crisp, juicy and retains its corn flavor.

At this point you can add extra butter- I won’t be mad. You can top that extra butter with cilantro- I really won’t be mad at you. Or you can just eat them straight out of the crock pot- I seriously won’y be mad at you.

This slow-cooker corn on the cob recipe is so easy.Braising the corn in coconut milk ensures that the corn is crisp, juicy and retains its corn flavor.

Note: The liquid that is left over is pure magic. Don’t throw it away- add it to any corn soup and it will add a extra corn flavor that is pure dy-na-mite!

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Enjoy!

5 from 6 votes
This slow-cooker corn on the cob recipe is so easy.Braising the corn in coconut milk ensures that the corn is crisp, juicy and retains its corn flavor.
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Slow-Cooker Corn on the Cob
Prep Time
5 mins
Cook Time
2 hrs
Total Time
2 hrs 5 mins
 
Author: Ann Stewart
Ingredients
  • 1 can coconut milk 15 oz
  • 1 small onion chopped
  • 1 clove garlic minced
  • 1 teaspoon pepper
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • 2 tablespoon butter
  • 5 sprigs fresh thyme whole
  • 4 ears of corn
Instructions
  1. In a crockpot place corn, coconut milk, butter, salt, pepper, onion, garlic, and thyme.
  2. Cook on high for 2 hours.
  3. Drain.
  4. Serve with butter, chopped cilantro!

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  1. Michelle says

    5 stars
    Oooooh baby! Cooking maniac indeed! This was the absolute, most delicious corn on the cob I have EVER eaten. The only substitution I made was using Basil because I didn’t have Thyme. My daughter, who is at times, a picky eater, enjoyed this as well. Thank you ever so much for this beautiful and delicious recipe! And yes, coconut milk makes everything better. Again, thank you for sharing this recipe.

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  2. Robin says

    5 stars
    Ok..so im late to the party but glad I showed up. I love your blog and this is going on my table for Christmas thanks so much.

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    • Ann says

      Hey there Abby! I have never made them with frozen corn but I am assuming that they will work too. Let me know how they turned out. 🙂 🙂

      Reply

  5. Breanna says

    Love this idea!! I would love to take this to a cookout we’re going to. What’s the best way to transport? With or without the juice? Also, would it be totally rude to heat it up when we got there?

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  6. Jess says

    Looks delicious!! Do you think you could make one batch ahead of time and reheat for the party (then make second batch)?

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  10. Lana says

    This looks and sounds amazing! I would have never thought that I could just throw cobs in the crock pot. I’m pretty sure my husband will go crazy over this. Thank you for sharing your concoction!

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    • Ann says

      It was the best thing ever. I think I might ask bath and body works to come up with a coconut summer corn candle next. 🙂

      Reply

  20. Dave C says

    5 stars
    This is genius????? I made it for Mother’s Day dinner… Big hit! You made me look like a culinary boss??

    Reply

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