My new juicer means that I am juicing everything - herbs, vegetables, fruit...and now corn. I recently had dinner at Blackbird in Chicago, a favorite restaurant of mine that I've been lucky to enjoy twice in the past year.
We shared a corn bisque with fried oysters and pancetta on my most recent visit. The corn was rich, silky and bright yellow in color, untainted by seemingly any other flavors. I thought about the corn milk I used to make, back when I was psychotic - I used to barely cut the kernel tops off a juicy ear of corn, and with the back of my knife, juice the milk from the corn into a separate bowl for sauces and such. My $100 juicer is much more efficient.
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I liked the idea of the pancetta in the corn soup at Blackbird. After cubing and crisping it, I slowly cooked cubed potatoes in the same pancetta pan until soft and browned. To add a bit of crunch, I fried mint leaves in canola oil for only about 1 minute - the mint shatters and crisps, adding a nice fresh, herbal contrast to the rich corn juice.





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