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The grain is being made into cocktails, pizza toppings, garnishes, and more
Corn is often regarded as a summertime delicacy, but the harvest of this beloved grain continues into October in North America, giving chefs plenty of time to continue to get creative with it.
So far corn season has been rife with innovation, sometimes with fresh kernels, but also with corn nuts, corn liqueurs, and corn syrups that are quite different from the high-fructose variety.
Corn nuts, a popular snack in Peru as well as in the United States, garnish scallops at the Bayshore Club in Miami, while Nixta, a corn-based liqueur, is used in a cocktail at Knife Italian at the Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas.
A corn-pineapple syrup is a key component to a cocktail at Adiõs in Birmingham, Ala., and whole as well as puréed corn kernels top a pizza at Mother Pizzeria in Newport, R.I.
Corn accompanies risotto in the arancini at The Wellington in Belmont, Mass., and it’s shaped into a football for a tlacoyo at Vela Bar y Cocina in Chicago.
And at Ceiba at the Conrad Orlando, a special mold was made so that a dessert at the restaurant resembles an ear of corn.
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Update Sept. 26, 2024: An earlier version of this gallery misidentified the name of the person who created the Maïz dessert at Ceiba.
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