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Corn Ribs Steak 🌽

If you love nibblin on a sweet corn and you also love a good juicy steak, (and u love corny dad jokes. 😁🤭) knock yourself out with this healthy snack. 😃🥰



Steps:

Prep the dry-rub

Mix well in a small bowl the following-

1 tbsp Garlic powder (or shredded garlic, or garlic paste)

2 tbsp Smoked Paprika

1 tsp Red Chili Flakes* (to taste)

1 tsp Pepper* (to taste)

1 tsp Salt


Prep the corn ribs

  1. 2 pcs whole sweet corn, cleaned, sliced to bite-sized "sticks"
  2. Place the corn ribs in a big non-staining* mixing bowl.   (*paprika powder can leave stains in wood or plastic, i found 😿)
  3. Add the dry rub and rub gently ALL OVER the corn. (*viz iz va secret to oozing great taste 😉)
  4. Leave to rest for at least 15 minutes.
  5. Heat up a grill pan or frying pan to medium heat.
  6. Melt a knob of butter.
  7. Arrange the ribs on the pan, do not crowd.
  8. Grill each side for 5minutes.
  9. Transfer to mixing bowl/platter.


Prep the sticky sauce

  1. Saute in a small pan- 2 heads Garlic, minced & 2 knobs butter 
  2. Pour the sauce onto the bowlful of grilled corn ribs.  (*viz zos iz va secret #2 to oozing great taste 😉)
  3. Toss gently.
  4. Serve warm.


ENJOY! (Zak dat ribs 🧛😅)


💡Inspired by: a tiktok trend! 😅

But check one recipe vid- RecipeTin Eats


P.S. okay... fave dad jokes, anyone?  😁

anyway, Dad's are the best, they're just chill and cool, and rolls with the what-nots. 

Not perfect, but they are courageous where it matters most. 

Don't know why i'm writing this here now, but cheers to you Daddicool and the dads out there who look out for their brood. 

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