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This tomato avocado corn salad is so EASY, so FRESH tasting, and so YUM! Loaded with ripe tomatoes, sweet red pepper, creamy avocado, cilantro, red onion, lime, a little cumin, and sweet, smokey grilled corn, I couldn\u2019t love it more!<\/p>\n

It’s grilling season, which also means corn on the cob season. And if your summer is anything like ours here in Hamburg, then it’s been hot, hot, hot which for me translates into evening get-togethers over a cool glass of ros\u00e9 and endless amounts of BBQs and salads, because really who wants to spend time in a kitchen when it is 30+ degrees outside? So break out the barbecue and get ready to grill some corn for this tasty summer salad!
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How to make this grilled corn salad – on the BBQ or in a skillet<\/h2>\n

Fresh corn is the star of this recipe and by grilling the corn, it’s taste gets a sweeter flavor with an added touch of smoky flavor. You can either grill the corn in a skillet or directly on the BBQ.<\/p>\n

How to grill corn on the BBQ<\/h2>\n

Peel back the husks, leaving them attached at the stem. Remove all the silk and then brush the corn with olive oil. Cover the corn back up with the husks and roast the ears of corn over a medium-hot grill, turning occasionally to ensure even cooking, until the outer husks are charred and toasted. This takes about 15 minutes, less time if the lid of the BBQ is down. Let the corn cool enough to handle, then strip off the husks and remove kernels from cobs.<\/p>\n

How to grill corn in a skillet<\/h3>\n

Remove the outer husks and silk from the corn. In a grill skillet<\/a> or regular skillet (preferably cast iron), warm a little olive oil on medium heat. Add corn one cob at a time, rolling it in oil. Cover and allow corn to cook for about 3 minutes on each side until it is tender and slightly browns.<\/p>\n

More tips for cooking corn<\/h3>\n

Of course, you can also cook corn the classic way and boil it. Bring a large pot of water to a boil, then season it generously with salt. Add corn to the pot and blanch for 2 minutes. Remove cobs from water and set them aside to cool before cutting away the kernels from cobs. If the corn is really fresh, cook it for three to five minutes. For corn that’s a few days old, go for six to eight minutes.<\/p>\n

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Variations of this tomato avocado corn salad recipe:<\/h2>\n