Oh, okay. I did apply there one time and they called me back but for reason, I didn't go back. I like animals and I like doing manual labor. eileen_mac said: â. My sister liked it to a certain extent because they had so many rules about grooming. She couldn't use her own bows hat she made blah blah blah.
Best way to cook frozen whole cobs*: 1  Bring a large pot of water to boil. 2  Drop frozen ears of corn into boiling water. 3  Cook for 3-5 minutes or until done to your liking.
If you blanch your corn â and it was a flavorful sweet corn to start with â you can probably freeze it for as long as ten months, allowing you to have corn on the cob available pretty much throughout the year. The bottom line is, you are more likely to enjoy your frozen corn if you blanch it first. You can freeze corn without blanching it, in or out of the husk, on or off of the cob. If you want to keep the husk, remove the tough outer leaves, peel back the inner leaves to remove the silks, and rewrap the inner leaves. We are not aware of any advantage to keeping the husks.