161 - Don't Throw Out the Corn Cobs

from Eat Shop Waste Not Hosted by Eric Samuelson

We are in the midst of fresh corn season right now. My question for you is what do you do with the corn cobs? Is there any use for them or should they just go into the trash? In today's episode, I'm going to show you how I use the corn cobs to flavor and add body to a batch of corn chowder.

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