Blend 2 cups corn mixture in a blender until almost smooth, about 30 seconds (use caution when blending hot liquids), then stir
into remaining corn filling.
Transfer to large bowl, and add bell pepper, green onions, cilantro, oregano, cayenne, flour, and half
of remaining corn kernels.
Toast
the remaining corn in the skillet.
The «cream» is achieved by cutting only the tops of the corn kernels from the cob, and then scraping the cob hard to free
the remaining corn bits and milky juices.)
Fortunately I brought along
a remaining corn muffin, an organic banana and an organic apple (have you read about the GE apples the USDA just approved??)
Toast
the remaining corn.
Add back into the pot and stir in coconut milk, red pepper, shallots, jalepeno and
the remaining corn.
Spoon
the remaining corn mixture on top of the guacamole and sprinkle with additional cotija cheese, chili powder, and / or chopped cilantro.
For the buffet, set out the condiments, remaining cheese,
remaining corn, black beans and warm tortillas on a long table or counter.
Use a sharp knife with a thin blade to slice the corn kernels from the cob; for best results (and to prevent kernels from taking flight), slice a few rows off an ear, lay it flat on the cutting board, then slice off
the remaining corn.
Thanks so much for helping me creatively use up
the remaining corn in my fridge!
While the vegetables are cooking, add
the remaining corn, milk / half - and - half, thyme, and hot sauce to a food processor.
Return mixture to
remaining corn.
Sprinkle
the remaining corn chips over the top.
Store
the remaining corn flakes cereal in a half gallon glass mason jar as shown in the picture or some other airtight container.
Add
the remaining corn kernels, the reserved «milk» from the cobs, the thyme and butter to the pan, bring to a simmer over medium heat and simmer until the creamed corn has thickened and the whole kernels are soft, about 10 minutes.