Instant Pot Corn On The Cob is a super quick and hands-off way to make corn on the cob. The sweet corn can cook while you work on other dishes!
Sometimes the best recipes are the ones that are hands-off. Using an Instant Pot to cook corn on the cob is about as easy as it gets.
There’s no water to boil like when making boiled corn on the cob and no oven to preheat like when roasting corn in the oven. The step that takes the longest is shucking the corn so get your kids to help with that step.
Grilled Garlic Herb Chicken Kabobs with bell peppers, onions, and zucchini are so colorful and full of flavor! You get your whole meal on a stick!
Why is food on a stick is more fun? From chicken kabobs to steak kabobs, we love grilling kabobs all summer long. Plus kabobs are a low carb, healthy meal that is the perfect thing to serve when entertaining!
My family’s favorite grilled chicken is the chicken I make using my garlic and herb chicken marinade so I had to try making garlic herb chicken kabobs.
Corn on the cob oven roasted in a pan is the perfect side dish for a weeknight dinner! Let the corn roast alongside the main dish in the oven.
Sometimes the best recipes are the ones that are the most hands off! When making corn on the cob as a side dish for a weeknight dinner, you can roast it in the oven while your chicken or pork bakes in another pan next to it. You can spend that time to tidy the kitchen, set the table, or help kids with homework.
Italian Pasta Salad is an easy, flavorful side dish with veggies, pepperoni, cheese and Italian dressing. Make for parties, potlucks and backyard barbecues.
One of my favorite things about this salad is that you can use the veggies you have on hand, swap things out for your favorite ingredients, and you can make it ahead of time!
Slow Cooker Corn On The Cob is a hands-off way to make corn on the cob ahead of time and keep it warm too. Use multiple crockpots to make corn for a crowd.
Making corn on the cob in a slow cooker is super easy and the bigger your slow cooker the more corn you can add! There are so many ways to cook corn on the cob but using a crockpot is perfect for parties and potlucks.
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