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.
Boiling sweet corn stops that conversion and helps retain the full flavor as well as the texture so the faster you get the corn to the cooking kettle, the better it will be. Exactly how long to boil sweet corn is often argued, but a shorter time allows for better flavor and texture. Once the ears of corn are husked or otherwise prepared, bring a large pot of water to a hearty boil, then slip the ears of corn into it. Wait until the water returns to a full boil, then time it for two minutes and remove the corn with tongs.