BBQ Corn on the Cob

Craving that barbecue favorite corn on the cob, but stuck in the office all day? Don't worry, CHOW.com's Meredith Arthur shows you how to quickly and easily make fresh corn on the cob using a microwave.

Corn kernels always go flying when you cut them off the cob, but it's easy to keep them in check with this simple trick from the CHOW Test Kitchen's Christine Gallary. All you need is a bowl, a paper towel, and a short knife. When you're ready to try out this technique, put it to use in our Tomato, Tomatillo, and Corn Salad recipe.

Slippery corn on the cob can cause a serious mess in the kitchen. Say goodbye to that mess for good with this easy technique that catches all of the kernels in one place.

Jamie Purviance, author and grillmaster, knows that everyone wants to push the food around while grilling, but he urges you to fight that desire. Less movement equals more flavor.