Let’s adore the golden kernels and nature’s golden hue. There’s no denying the corn’s omnipresence in our lives, here we go with our detailed guide of corn canning recipes to preserve summer’s sweetness Corn, with its sweet and vibrant kernels, embodies the essence of summer. In this collection, we present an array of simple yet delightful recipes to help you preserve this seasonal delight. From classic corn relish to spicy corn salsa, each recipe is crafted to encompass the freshness and flavor of summer corn. Whether you’re a seasoned canner or new to the art, these recipes promise to keep the taste of summer alive in your pantry year-round. Let’s get canning! Also, explore the Easy Apple Butter Canning Recipe: Preserve Autumn’s Essence.
Contents
1. Classic Canned Corn
Let’s dive deep into the classic canned corn recipe from the carefully collected corn canning recipes.
Ingredients
- Fresh corn on the cob
- Canning jars with lids and rings
- Salt with water (optional)
Instructions
- Assemble your pressure canner first, following the directions provided by the manufacturer. Verify that it is tidy and in good shape.
- Husking the maize removes any silk, while rinsing the corn ears in cold water gets rid of dirt or debris.
- Pare the kernels from the stem. To do this, place the corn on its end and use a sharp knife to cut it downward. Gather the almonds into a bowl.
- The corn kernels should be added to your clean canning jars, leaving about an inch of headroom at the top of each jar.
- If desired, garnish each jar with a little salt. Although optional, this can improve the corn’s flavor.
- Fill each jar to the brim with boiling water, leaving an identical one-inch headspace and covering all corn.
- Use a clean, moist cloth to wipe the jar rims to remove any residue. After placing the jar lids on them, firmly screw the rings on.
- Place the filled jars inside the pressure canner cautiously—a process by the pressure and time suggested for your altitude and pressure canner type.
- After processing, carefully remove the jars from the canner and let them cool completely. Inspect the seals before keeping them in a cold, dark location.
This traditional canned corn recipe guarantees tasty, tender corn all year, making it ideal for use in various canning recipes, such as creamed corn.
2. Spicy Pickled Corn
here is the recipe of spicy pickle corn recipe from the book of our corn canning recipes
Ingredients
- 8 fresh corn ears
- Two cups of white vinegar
- two cups of water
- One-fourth cup canning salt
- Two teaspoons sugar, four peeled garlic cloves
- two tsp of mustard seeds
- A couple of tsp of red pepper flakes
- Four bay leaves
Instructions
- Prepare the corn by removing the silks and husking it. Remove the kernels from the cob and reserve. This is an important step to remember when making the perfect corn canning recipe.
- Put the vinegar, water, sugar, and canning salt in a big pot to make the brine. Over medium heat, bring to a boil while stirring to dissolve the sugar and salt.
- Place one clove of garlic, 1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds, 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes, and 1 bay leaf in each sterilized pint jar. Tightly pack the corn kernels into the jars.
- Leaving 1/2 inch of headspace, pour the hot brine over the corn in the jars. A clean chopstick can remove any air bubbles. Use a fresh, moist towel to clean the jar rims.
- Screw the rings and lids onto the sterilized jars, tightening until the jars are fingertip tight.
- Place the filled jars in a big saucepan of water and make sure at least an inch of water covers them. After bringing to a boil, cook for ten minutes.
- Gently remove the jars from the water bath and set them aside to cool on a countertop covered with towels.
- After cooling, label the jars, inspect the seals, and store them for up to a year in a cool, dark area.
- Savor your mouthwateringly hot pickled corn!
3. Corn and Black Bean Salsa
Ingredients
- Two cups of canned or fresh corn kernels
- One can (15 oz) of rinsed and drained black beans
- One sliced red bell pepper
- Half a red onion, cut finely
- One jalapeño jalapeno, seeded and cut finely
- 1/4 cup of freshly chopped cilantro
- two limes’ worth of juice
- Two tsp olive oil
- To taste, add salt and pepper.
Instructions
- Remove the corn kernels off the cob if you are using fresh corn. Thoroughly drain canned corn if using it.
- Put the corn, black beans, chopped jalapeño pepper, finely sliced red onion, diced red bell pepper, and fresh cilantro in a big bowl.
- Drizzle olive oil and squeeze lime juice over the mixture. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
- Combine all the ingredients and toss gently until they are well blended.
- Preparation for Canning: If you intend to can the salsa, make sure your jars are clean and sanitized. The salsa mixture should be poured into the jars, leaving a 1/2-inch headspace at the top.
- Submerge the filled jars in a large saucepan of boiling water for 15 minutes to seal.
- Take the jars out of the water bath carefully, then let them cool all the way. After the jars have cooled, inspect the seals, give them labels, and keep them for up to a year in a cool, dark area.
Savor your homemade Black Bean and Corn Salsa with tortilla chips or as a delectable topping for salads and tacos!
4. Creamed Corn
Ingredients
- Ten cups of freshly picked corn kernels
- One cup of heavy cream
- half a cup of whole milk
- Four tsp unsalted butter
- Two teaspoons of sugar, granulated
- One tsp salt
- half a teaspoon of pepper, black
Instructions
- Peel and rinse the fresh corn first, then carefully chop the kernels off the cobs.
- Melt the butter in a big pot over a medium heat. When the corn kernels soften, add them and simmer for another five to seven minutes.
- After adding them, stir thoroughly to blend the maize with the heavy cream and whole milk.
- Stir carefully after adding the sugar, salt, and black pepper.
- Simmer the mixture for 15 to 20 minutes to let the flavors infuse and the corn soften.
- Sterilize your canning jars in boiling water to get them ready while the creamed corn simmers.
- After the creamed corn has reached the proper thickness, carefully pour it into the sterilized jars, leaving a half-inch gap at the top.
- After thoroughly wiping the jars, replace the lids and rings to seal them firmly.
- To guarantee appropriate preservation, process the filled jars in a hot water bath for 15 minutes.
- After processing, take the jars out of the water bath and let them cool thoroughly before storing them in a cold, dark place.
Use this easy corn canning recipe to enjoy homemade creamed corn all year!
5. Tangy Corn Relish Recipe for Canning
Here is the recipe for tangy corn relish, the best recipe from our corn canning recipes
Ingredients
- Ten cups of freshly picked corn kernels
- One cup of heavy cream
- half a cup of whole milk
- Four tsp unsalted butter
- Two teaspoons of sugar, granulated
- One tsp salt
- half a teaspoon of pepper, black
Instructions
- Peel and rinse the fresh corn first, then carefully chop the kernels off the cobs.
- Melt the butter in a big pot over a medium heat. When the corn kernels soften, add them and simmer for another five to seven minutes.
- After adding them, stir thoroughly to blend the maize with the heavy cream and whole milk.
- Stir carefully after adding the sugar, salt, and black pepper.
- Simmer the mixture for 15 to 20 minutes to let the flavors infuse and the corn soften.
- Sterilize your canning jars in boiling water to get them ready while the creamed corn simmers.
- After the creamed corn has reached the proper thickness, carefully pour it into the sterilized jars, making sure to leave a half-inch gap at the top.
- After thoroughly wiping the jars, replace the lids and rings to seal them firmly.
- To guarantee appropriate preservation, process the filled jars in a hot water bath for 15 minutes.
- After processing, remove the jars from the water bath and let them cool thoroughly before storing them in a cold, dark place.
Use this easy corn canning recipe to enjoy homemade creamed corn all year!
