CORN – CREAM STYLE

Canned Cream-Style Corn
Yield: Approximately 2 ¼ pounds of corn per pint
Ingredients
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Fresh corn on the cob (slightly immature kernels, best quality for eating fresh)
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½ teaspoon salt per pint (optional)
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Boiling water (for blanching and covering)
Preparation
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Select Corn: Choose ears with slightly immature, tender kernels.
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Husk & Clean: Husk corn, remove silk, and wash thoroughly.
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Blanch: Boil ears for 4 minutes.
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Cut Kernels: Cut corn from cobs at about the center of each kernel.
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Scrape Cobs: Use a table knife to scrape remaining pulp and milk from the cobs.
Packing Method (Hot Pack Only)
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For every 1 quart of corn and scrapings, add 2 cups boiling water in a saucepan.
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Heat mixture to boiling.
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Add ½ teaspoon salt per pint jar, if desired.
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Fill hot pint jars with hot corn mixture, leaving 1-inch headspace.
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Remove air bubbles and adjust liquid if necessary.
Finishing
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Wipe rims, adjust lids, and process immediately in a pressure canner using USDA-recommended times for cream-style corn.
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Adjust times for altitude.
⚠️ Important: Cream-style corn is a low-acid vegetable and must always be pressure canned. Water-bath canning is unsafe.
Jar Size | Process Time | 0-1,000 ft | Above 1,000 ft | |
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Hot |
Pints |
85 min |
10 lb |
15 lb |
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