Quite a few years ago I got a bunch of sweet corn from a vendor at work and my mom and I shucked, boiled, cut the corn off the cob, and froze it. I did not have enough room in my freezer for it all, so my mom took most of it home to "store" it for me. I loved it, I am not sure why it has taken me so long to do it again (ahem, kids). Today I did 28 ears of corn (ate 3) and ended up with approximately 10-14 cups of corn (7 sandwich bags). It took me 1 1/2 hours shucking through washing dishes.
Sweet Corn
a few dozen ears of sweet corn
Shuck the corn. Take a large pot, fill most of the way with water, leaving some room for the corn. Bring the water to a boil. Some websites say not to salt the water because it can make the kernels tough. I did salt the water because I already had my water heating up by the time I read that, and mine tasted just fine. Boil the corn for about 5 minutes, or at least until the water comes back to a boil. If you will be cutting off from the cob and freezing, fill your sink with cold water and place the corn cobs in the cold water after they are done cooking. This will stop the cooking process and also cool them enough to make them easy to handle when you are cutting the corn off from the cob. I recommend inverting a small bowl into a larger bowl so that you have something to set the ear on while you cut and still have room for the corn that has been cut.
