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Esquites — Corn Cooked with Epazote crumb: chile-seasoned street corn The Essential Cuisines of Mexico includes “Esquites — Corn Cooked with Epazote”. Diana Kennedy wrote it (2000). Diana Kennedy revised her first three books on regional Mexican cooking into this one volume. Differences: Both are chile-seasoned corn snacks in the style of Mexican street food. Kennedy cooks cut kernels with serrano and epazote. The popular online corn ribs cut the cob into long quarters. They brush it with butter, cumin, coriander and smoked paprika. They roast it in the oven until it curls. They serve it with a yogurt-lime dip. The spices and texture are quite different. |
Both are chile-seasoned corn snacks in the style of Mexican street food. Kennedy cooks cut kernels with serrano and epazote. The popular online corn ribs cut the cob into long quarters. They brush it with butter, cumin, coriander and smoked paprika. They roast it in the oven until it curls. They serve it with a yogurt-lime dip. The spices and texture are quite different.