Air Fryer Sweet Corn Ribs
A super delicious and simple to prepare side dish with beautiful flavours that would accompany BBQ, stews or even as part of a selection of salads. Ge... Read more A super delicious and simple to prepare side dish with beautiful flavours that would accompany BBQ, stews or even as part of a selection of salads. Getting the technique right requires confidence with a very sharp knife so be careful. Once you've got the 'knack', you won't be able to stop making it. A super delicious and simple to prepare side dish with beautiful flavours that would accompany BBQ, stews or even as part of a selection of salads. Getting the technique right requires confidence with a very sharp knife so be careful. Once you've got the 'knack', you won't be able to stop making it.
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Ingredients
Method
Gather your ingredients and turn the air fryer to 'High' or 200°C. If using the oven use 200°C fan assisted.
Get a pot of boiling water on-the-go and cook the corns whole for 6 minutes. Remove and set aside to cool.
Stabilise a chopping board with a wet tea towel, dish cloth or damp kitchen towel underneath. Make sure it can not move. Find the flat end of a cob. Place this end on the board, standing upright. Cut down the centre of the cob, with a very sharp knife. If it is hard, use a hammer or similar to help knock the blunt side of the knife downwards.
Lay your halved cobs flat on the board and halve again. Again, use a hammer or similar to help you slice right down to the board.
Mix the paprika, garlic and oil together. Coat the corn well and pop into the air fryer. Cook on high for 10 minutes or until golden at the edges. If using the oven cook at 200°C for 20 to 25 minutes.
Meanwhile, mix the yoghurt and sriracha together.
Serve with salt and the sriracha sauce, a sprinkle of spring onions, a lime wedge and Tabasco or any other sauces you like.
User comments (2)
Easier to eat than a full corn on the cob, very tasty. Worthwhile cooking for 6min before quartering and use a sharp knife to cut the cob. I cooked on our BBQ.
Defo need some good chopping arms for this 💪 however, worth the effort and absolutely delicious, even for fussy teenage boys who usually hate my vegetarian cooking!!!