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Charred Corn with Coconut, Chilies and Lime

Charred Corn with Coconut, Chilies and Lime

Corn and coconut make so much sense together you’ll wonder why we default to butter. Our dead-simple go-to summer side, inspired by Andy Ricker.

By Julia RackowDecember 18, 2019

  • Makes
    4 servings
  • Cook Time
    15 minutes
  • Rating

In this recipe, inspired by Andy Ricker’s grilled corn from his book “Pok Pok,” cut corn kernels pair with coconut to make a delicious savory-sweet side that’s perfect for cookouts or potlucks. The natural sugars and fat in the coconut milk speed the charring of the corn kernels (be sure to use a broiler-safe baking sheet for this recipe). Lime and coconut are a natural pairing, and whisked together they make an excellent finishing drizzle that’s bright, yet creamy. If corn is in season, cut the kernels from freshly shucked ears; you’ll need 3 large or 4 medium ears.

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