I think corn can get mealy tasting if you leave it to long and not sweet enough if you don't leave it long enough. I have never known the right time to pick corn. It looks wonderful though. Should make a lovely dinner.
Bangchik, I like the corn stalk silouette in the sunset, pretty! Hope that first bite is sweet as sugar! Hey, I've never seen an orange bitter gourd, only green in the market..love them stuffed and in soups!
I like your pictures of corn. It so common that we don't remember how really amazing and beautiful it is. Corn can get starchy quickly--it is sweetest very young as soon as the kernels are big enough to eat. Choosing when to pick is both an art and preference.
Sorry... such a long delay, over a month! Good harvest. Very sweet indeed, and Adlina the first granchild, 3 year old girl, really love them. Their last visit coincide with the harvest... How lucky can some be...
I am eager to see the progress of Laura's farm, with corns as far as eyes can see....
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Oh lucky you - I have to wait another month or two for mine!
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I think corn can get mealy tasting if you leave it to long and not sweet enough if you don't leave it long enough. I have never known the right time to pick corn. It looks wonderful though. Should make a lovely dinner.
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ReplyDeleteI have to wait another week or two before even thinking of planting corn.
It's so hard to know! I always pick too soon because I'm afraid a bug or rodent will get to the yummies before I do!
ReplyDeleteBangchik, I like the corn stalk silouette in the sunset, pretty! Hope that first bite is sweet as sugar! Hey, I've never seen an orange bitter gourd, only green in the market..love them stuffed and in soups!
ReplyDeleteI like your pictures of corn. It so common that we don't remember how really amazing and beautiful it is. Corn can get starchy quickly--it is sweetest very young as soon as the kernels are big enough to eat. Choosing when to pick is both an art and preference.
ReplyDeletewe are wondering when to pick our corn too. its amazing to see someone so far away growing and picking at the same time we are. = )
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Sorry... such a long delay, over a month!
Good harvest. Very sweet indeed, and Adlina the first granchild, 3 year old girl, really love them. Their last visit coincide with the harvest... How lucky can some be...
I am eager to see the progress of Laura's farm, with corns as far as eyes can see....
Cheers,
~ bangchik