Southern Fried CORN | From FIELD to TABLE | Danny Corn
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This looks so delicious! This is how I grew up mom and dad. We lived off our garden and the animals we raised on the farm. A lot of people say oh too much butter you can’t cook in lard but the body knows what that food is. My mom lived to be 93 and my dad lived to be 90 so I don’t think it hurt them.😊 y’all take care and keep doing what you’re doing
My grandparents cooked ever thing in lard! All lived to be 90's
I'm 57 and i grew up eating field corn in south Georgia. I prefer it over sweet corn to this day. My sister and I have a hard time finding it anymore. We would cream it off the cob, add butter and salt, and bake it in a relatively thin layer. With peas and sliced tomatoes, it's my memory of the perfect summer meal.
Silver Queen and king field corn!
When Danny was calling for the cows, I loved that they bellowed then hurried to him, I almost felt a kid being excited watching them eating their treats. I could watch Danny with the cows for hours.
I never in my 67 years been around cows, or a farm. I feel like I missed out on this way of life. A big thank you two for making this calming video. God Bless you two delightful people’s.
P.S.. Also, I loved your segment cooking the corn. It brought back a good memory of my Mom showing me how to prepare , then cook, fried corn.
Cows are the best :) but Danny & Wanda's cows are the sweetest for beef cows.
I usually take a spoon and scrape out the “milk” from what’s left on the cob and add it to the pan😊
@@onedazinn998 Yes, I agree that they are so sweet. I think it’s because they have Mr Danny and Ms Wanda taking such good care of them.
My FIL rest his soul used Hollar CO CO to the cows and they would come running.
Its a must! I doubled cut then scrape!
A farm will not farm it's self.....it takes a lot of work.
It's so worth it though. So worth it. 😊
Your garden looks beautiful and healthy. One thing I must confess to the both of you. I'm a true country boy to my heart and fried corn is one of my favorites from the field to the kitchen and to the frying pan. I sure can't wait to start harvesting my corn from my garden to eat right along with the other veggies I planted as well. Thank you for sharing this video. Have a blessed day.
Yes it is.
Tobacco and hogs, yes it is but worth every hour
Danny and Wanda, my mouth was watering with the meal you had. God bless and enjoy the fruits from God.
Mornin’
Enjoy this day our Lord has made.
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Morning
It is so beautiful to see you and Wanda eat everything that you grew yourselves. God Bless both of you
My Grandma used to make us fried corn all the time. I’m thankful that I took the time to spend with her in the kitchen and learn how to make it. Unless my grandsons do the same it’s liable to end with me though.
Your smile at end of video spoke volumes on how tasty the farm raised Celebrity tomato turned out! Thanks Danny & Wanda for sharing. Brought back memories of my Father's tomato harvests. He, like you two, was rightly proud.
That's what we grow, Celebrity. They are awesome tomatoes. Our tomatoes are doing great so far. We are in a drought right now and our garden requires daily irrigation. I can't wait to get a ripe tomato from our garden. You all are making my hungry for some fresh garden veggies. We just picked 2 gallons of peas that I donated to the local nursing home. The elderly folks enjoy shelling the peas because it reminds them of the good ol' days.
Good morning from Alabama. Beautiful flowers. Awesome corn. This Monday morning at 4am, we have storms passing through. Bless you, Danny & Wanda.
Good morning!
Those are some happy cows 🐄! Your corn 🌽 looks amazing Danny!
Also, I’d love to see a video of you explaining the process of how you bred your corn.
Thanks, Wanda and Danny, for sharing your knowledge. I have learned so much from you in the past few months. That meal looked absolutely delicious and since it was home grown, I'm sure it was! 🌽🍅
Pencil cob corn makes the absolutely best fried corn ever! Brings back so many great memories of my aunt and uncle on their farm. Thank you for all you do so well! God Bless you both!
I love this!! White field corn is all we ever ate growing up. That's all my grandaddy planted.
Growing first tomatoes since 1998. Black Krim in my one raised bed. They are as delicious as the first tomato I ever liked grown by Uncle Benny in Monroe County Georgia back in 1970! I was 21 yo. Y’all are an inspiration.
Love to see so much respect for food and animals. God Bless You both❤
I’m celebrating with you guys on your corn success! 🎉 I grew one row of corn this year in my garden. First time ever growing corn. Can’t wait till I can eat it!
Wanda, I loved your comment “i can cook a meal outta that”. I look forward to the day when I could cook like you and be confident that I can turn most anything into a meal.
Ms Wanda is chomping at the bit to get that corn cooked and my poor mouth is watering something fierce!!!!! Y’all enjoy !
My husband loves field corn. You are right...most people only like super sweet corn. They don't know what they are missing ❤️
That is a beautiful stand of corn! I know that you guys can’t wait to harvest it! When it does start coming in, you’re going to be extremely busy! Love the cows! They have so much personality! Y’all have a blessed day!
Growing up in NW Missouri - Dad bought 30 Big Boy tomato plants (would save 32oz cottege cheese containers & put holes in the bottom & plant the tomatoes in them with good garden dirt & put them on the back porch in old wahtubs & kept them watered & they got sunshine.This produced a nice rootball.) Then after "Mothers Day" in May the tubs were taken to the garden & holes were dug & fertilizer was put in & mixed with dirt & watered -- then the tomatoes were removed from the containers & placed in the holes & covered the rootball with dirt. Had beautiful big round tomatoes to eat & can for later use. One tomato had several slices that was big enough to put on slices of bread for sandwiches with mayonnaise. YUMM GOOD!!!
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Drinking my coffee before Sun comes up and love when you post a video.raincoming today in East Tennessee gotta get out in the garden and get my calcium nitrate out
Hi Danny and Wanda. I was watching this video and it reminded me of the feeling you get when you see the fruits of your labor producing as it should. I always have this feeling in my heart (not pride), but a feeling of greatfulness, love, and joy. I have a chair out in a shade by my garden where I can sit, listen to all of nature, and watch my garden grow. At 74 years of age, pinched nerves and Multiple Sclerosis I have to rest a lot. I didn't think I was going to get a garden planted this year, but I have a pretty decent garden. If I can do it, anyone can do it. Jessie from Arkansas
Good morning🤗been waiting for this day to see you shuck that Danny Corn, makes my mouth water already, such a fun video with the cows, thank you. You 2 enjoy this blessed by God day!
Good morning!
Wow that's a nice food spread 😋, fit for a king. I didn't know you could eat field corn like that . Love the cows their tails just a wagging they are so happy. God bless you two 🙏 ❤️
Hint for the cobbs. Makes the best jelly that you have ever had. Look up how to make Cobb Jelly, it is another easy way to futher process your harvest. We do not use as much sugar in the jelly and it is great and becomes a color much like honey. Please try and is very easy to make. GOD bless you and yours.
Good morning. That meal looks delicious! Praise the Lord!
The first corn of the season. How fun! I love to make ‘tea’ with corn cobs and corn silk.
The cob peeler we got on Amazon is a game changer! So is the Redmond SMOKED salt! Now I’m waiting on the corn here. We’re way behind your crop! God bless. 🤎
My mother grew up in NE Alabama & moved to Missouri when she married dad. She showed us how to grow & cook southern crops - okra & sweet potatoes (not do well in black soil like russet potatoes) & beans & peas & greens.
Sure miss those days of working in the garden & harvesting with my family. Always busy thinking ahead about each season of the year & what needed to be done. ❤😊
I grew up in Southern Illinois and we always ate sweet corn..Man did we miss out by not eating early field corn. I do miss the smells of being back in the country. Another new recipe, Thank you!
Happy happy happy days!!! The Danny corn has come through the storms and now to harvest. Prayers answered🙏💓
Good Lord! I can smell that meal cooking lol. Yall know how to make me hungry!! Love yall❤
Nothing better than a home grown, home cooked meal. Looks really tasty! Thanks for sharing!
There's nothing more satisfying than making a meal with food you've grown yourself. It looks delicious!
Holy cow, you two have made me hungry. That looked so good! Loved seeing the cows enjoying, too. Bless you both.
Danny and Wanda, your garden looks wonderful. Lots of hard work with great results. Thank you for sharing! Be safe and have a great week.
Ms. Wanda is like me about that corn 🥣🍲 yummy!!
What beautiful plates of food! I have my new purple hull seeds now to add to my garden plan for next year. I may plant a few this weekend and see how it goes. That fried corn though...I could almost taste it through the screen!
As a kid back in the 1950s the only corn we had to eat was early field corn. Love fried corn! Never heard of sweet corn until I was an adult.
Thanks Danny and Wanda. I've been craving some good fried corn for about a week. Your video just made me want it all the more lol. My youngest son and I were talking about pencil cob corn a couple days ago and the advantages of it. He was lamenting the fact that he can't grow any because his neighbor grows a different variety. He's downwind from his neighbor so it would cross pollinate and he couldn't save the seeds. That meal looked so delicious! It looked better than the meal I cooked for my hubby yesterday. My hubby said it was fantastic. I can't wait for my cherry tomatoes to mature so that I can see what the electroculture does to the taste. We had a wonderful thunderstorm last night. It really did my garden good. Much Love ❤
Good morning from Pennsylvania. We harvested some broccoli and celery yesterday. It was the first crops other than lettuce for us. Got some beautiful purple Cauliflower about ready. I'm about to go harvest the Greenstalk lettuce but now I might have to make a breakfast.
I have been planting as a "dummy" for three years! When I say gardening, only small container gardening. I got the copper and mande three electric coils. Those three plants are larger than anything else in my container garden! Everyday I go out and I am amazed as to the growth! Wish I had taken pics, but really didn't think it would work! It is almost unbelievable! Will take pics once tomatoes and other two plants continue to amaze me! Copper is now very expensive and difficult to find. I gotta make more!
🙏🙏🙏♥️🙂👍. Fresh tomatoes from their garden is always the best store bought ones are like rubber
You guys amaze me! Your video is making me hungry!!! Wish you were my neighbors!!!
The wind got mine but they was ready for harvesting so nothing was lost .. good sweet corn too , goes good in the soup pot
Morning 😊.. Chores to get done early (hot & dry expected all week here in nw wisc).. I'll listen in while I cook bkfst.
Thank you for sharing your meal ideas. Awesome variety of homestead ingredients!
I grew up eating field corn. I love more than sweet corn. I cherish growing up in the deep South. I'm 67 and remember helping my Mother and Grandmother pick fresh vegetables from our garden. We canned most of them and fixed the rest for dinner. We had fat back, field peas, and cornbread. All was from our farm or neighboring farms. That was the life.
I'm not a fan of okra, (my husband loves it), but that looked good.
Field corn over here in the west is generally used for silage. Not too many eat it, which if no one knows, you have to pick silage/field corn early if you want to eat it like sweet corn. If you boil it the cob & water turns red. I LOVE sautéed onions, so I look forward to frying some corn.
Looks like a good meal, y'all are having. I'm starting on fixing country fried/ chicken fried steak for our dinner tonight. 😊
Beautiful presentation you 2. One thing is for sure I'm a country boy from the bottom of my heart and I love myself some good old fried corn from the garden. I sure can't wait to to harvest the corn from my garden right along with the other veggies that I planted. Thanks for sharing this video and I will be looking out for your other videos that you post on youtube. Have a blessed day.
Oh I enjoyed this whole show so much you guys 🧡 And that supper looks so good it's making my mouth water.
Y'all brought back many memories of how we used to eat growing up with that meal you prepared. We never had sweet corn and raised dent corn for our livestock so that is all we ever knew for YEARS. We ate it like most people eat sweet corn these days. We creamed it, ate if off the cobs or how ever it got cooked and never knew there was any other corn to eat. I can almost taste what is on your plate. Many evening meals were just veggies from the garden & no meat until we butchered a cow or pig. Peas, corn, fried okra and slices of fresh homegrown tomatoes and sometimes stewed squash would be our meal for the night of course with some homemade cornbread. What a feast it was! I'm so excited that the Danny Corn is surviving this horrible weather we've had here in the deep south lately. You're blessed not to have had all the devastating winds that we've had. My garden was destroyed by those high winds last week so I continue to pray that the Danny Corn will keep STANDING TALL for you guys!
I'm still clearing the land for the new 2nd greenhouse to build with the windows I recently got from you guys. Delayed due to all the severe weather we've been having. Continued prayers & blessings to you both for all you do to help us homesteaders LEARN about growing our own food and other projects around the homestead. Love you guys! Bonnie in Alabama
That is a big tomato. The fried corn looked delicious. The cows are so healthy looking and they really liked the corn folidge.
Congratulations on your first pick🌽
And that is a meal! Holy cow…
I remember my granny would tie an old piece of nylon stocking to her tomato cages. They always tasted better than the tomatoes of today. More acid balance, that's why they tell us to add lemon juice to the ones that we can. Hugs and kisses to all. Stay safe.
Oh my goodness yall are making me hungry. We have just got power back. Yall are amazing love watch you guys . Thank you Danny and Wanda
MR. DANNY!! CAN YOU PLEASE TELL HOW YOU MAKE GRITS??? And my mouth is watering over this meal you are eating 😋 ❤
You guys are one in a million! Great gardeners for sure. Watching from West Coast of canada.
In southern Arizona we use field corn for green corn tamales, and it is so good!
Thank ya and Keith m. And family in Ohio 🤟🤟🤟🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏🙏🙏
That corn has my mouth watering early this morning!
I grow Silver Queen and my Mom takes the cobs and scraps down the thing. She scraps the milky juice out of the cobs. She puts it up in a freezer and later on she will fry it with bacon grease. Good stuff.
Field corn is delicious creamed, cooked on the stove top or in the oven, in an iron skillet. You can mix creamed field corn with creamed sweet corn as well. You'll need to add water and a little butter and salt and pepper makes it so good. The ladies in SW GA are noted for cooking creamed corn like this. Lee
Dang, y’all are making me so hungry I can almost smell that beautiful onion sautéing. Yummy. My Mom cut just the corn off the cob, then scrape some of the milk off the cob! Good memories.
Now that’s real food. Love it. No restaurant could do that. Yum.
That corn!! Such long ears!! "Grandma, such long ears you have!" Said Little Red Riding Hood.....
I was wondering about the spaces between each row in the ear, now I know you bred it for that!! Amazing. I can hardly wait to see you harvesting that jungle of corn!!
That looks absolutely amazing! I have never had Field Cotn. I'm really excited I've bought corn probably of every kind that I can get my hands on like from Bakers Creek and so forth but I would love to purchase some Danny Corn. That looks just absolutely amazing! I would just love to walk right through a field of corn LOL. I've never had that experience before that's another thing on my bucket list hahaha.
That is a beautiful spread of food and so much love and so much work and so much sweat put into that meal which is amazing. I think we all need to get back to the basics and get back to the old ways and stop eating this processed and most of the time over processed food, that is just pretty much killing us. Thank you Danny and Wanda so much for sharing all that you do with us. You guys are truly a blessing and an inspiration and I just absolutely enjoy watching y'all.
We're here in Texas. At this point and time, I am a caretaker to my mom so I really can't go anywhere. But the day the Lord decides to take her from us I would definitely love to come and visit if that is allowed. God bless and y'all take care and keep on.... keeping on! Hugs from Texas.
My grandad use to grow pencil cob corn. We use to say we needed a ladder to pick it because it was so tall. It was very good. He was from Tennessee but lived in Oklahoma.
Take cover Danny!!!! Weather on top of you. God bless y'all.
I grew up eating field corn. The older equipment used to drop ears and we were able to get that for our animals. So double fed us and our animals.
That corn looks delicious 🌽 😋. It’s so sweet when Danny calls and the cows come running 🐄
Danny and Wanda, have you ever grated the field corn, while still almost at the end of milk stage, and make cornbread from it? My Mom and Dad did this and it was delicious!! NC mountain folks looked forward to the very short period of gritted bread. Dad used about a 15" x 20" piece of tin to make a grater, punched nail holes in it about 1/2" apart and then tacked it on a board with the sharp sides out and leaving about 2" space between the tin and the board (so that it could be cleaned.) UMMMMMMMMM good.
Praying for y'all, your safety, and for your Danny Corn. Looks like a rough storm.
Good Morning Mr Danny and Ms Wanda! I'm so happy y'all got to enjoy some Danny corn. The meal you made looks absolutely delicious! We grew our first crop of sweet corn thanks to your advice. After seeing this video, we'll definitely give dent corn a try, especially if we are able to get some Danny corn seeds in the future 🤞🏻 Those zinnias at the beginning of the video are beautiful!
Mr duke was looking like "yep, I'm getting that!❤
Panhandle of Florida here, the rain storms blew down so much of my corn so I picked several and started freeze drying. Beautiful corn 🌽 Danny. I know you are proud. 😊
I love seeing the cows. All the food produced on your land is amazing. I know the taste has to be great. God's bounty. I could almost taste what you just cooked. Thank you for reviving an old memory of grandma in the kitchen. ❤. That should tell you something, I'm in my late sixties. God's blessing be with you all.
Hi Danny and Wanda.
The sweet potatoes look to be doing well.
The cows sure are enjoying what your throwing over.
That's some nice looking corn.
The corn and onions with the okra & with the peas look so delicious.
What a wonderful feast. And hearing you talk about those tomatoes makes me drool lol
I can't wait to have some tomatoes when their ready and going to see how permaculture does too.
Thanks for sharing and blessings to you both for your hard work and diligence in growing food in
the most healthful ways ever.
I know some people sleep with the sound machine. I think they should add the sound of wind blowing through corn, LOL
Looks so wonderful loved this video thank you Danny and Wanda. God Bless
Goodmorning Danny and Wanda. Thank you for the walk in the garden this morning. You two have a safe happy day.
Good morning!
I broke my peaches & cream sweet corn 🌽 last week!!!
After watching this video I just pulled a pack of pork chops out the freezer to have with fried corn, okra ,pink eyed peas carrots and cornbread!!! Lol 😆
Ted
Gotta love southern food.
That meal looks like it's fit for a king 🤴❤ my mom frys her corn with a Tbs of sugar added in too. We went to amish and found white sweet potatoes..had my first one yesterday, my husband and I loved it! Definitely growing some whites next year too! My parents loved them too.
You guys are so funny and genuine 😂. I truly enjoy all of your uploads."My grandma will slap ya back"
Good morning! I am sure your house smells wonderful! My kids loved when I cooked fried corn. I learned today you can eat feed corn, thank you so much for sharing that. God bless you mr. Danny and mrs. Wanda peace and blessings to you and your sweet family🙏🙏🥰😊🌻🌼🌺🐓🐕⚘️🌷
We'd go camping every year at Land between the Lakes and they grew corn for the deer. We always grabbed some before it was hard to grill over the open fire. It was not bad at all. Good ole days
Wanda is a great cook when it comes to comfort food. Bless Ya'll
Homegrowns alright with me. Homegrown is the way it should be. Homegrown is a good thing plant that seed and let it rain.
Great video...I said out loud watching, "look at the at that feast!" lol On the tomatoes, I know what you mean on the taste from childhood you don't forget it and I haven't had a true tomato taste since 1983 when I used to stop at a Farmer's Market roadside and buy beef steak tomatoes bigger than my hand...and that was my dinner when I was pregnant and sick with morning sickness; it was the only food I could relish. I craved those!! You taste the sweet, the acid, the minerals and it's refreshing...it doesn't need salt & pepper but I love to put that on. I bought okra this year because of that video you did on okra water for diabetes :) but don't think I'll plant it this season (Ohio garden). But after seeing you guys cook it I definitely will be planting next year Lord willing. I got some "Atomic Corn" planted this week from Baker Creek seeds because it's a short season crop and the farmer who farms my acreage has his field corn (yes he uses sprays) in already, I had to wait a bit to plant so we don't get crossed. But I'm encouraged to see that you can indeed eat the flint corn because that's what the Atomic is but it only gets 5ft tall :) Thanks guys - I might be a Northerner but you inspire me to grow new things. ...you can cook for me anytime!! lol
Good morning. The food looked so good!! The flowers are beautiful.
Good morning!
Good morning fr south Alabama, that's some great looking corn. Hope I can get some Danny corn seed this fall.
Your dinner looked delicious! I love cornbread, but we don’t have it very often since I’m the only one who really likes it. Have a awesome week!!😊
When I was a child my Grand Father always planted Hasting prolific. We ate that corn and froze extra
Looks good ya'll!
❤❤ your video. Thanks y’all so much the corn looks good my mom loved fried corn. 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏
I use to always put my garden in a dog pen. The neighbors chickens use to visit all of us and I was afraid they would get killed. So I gave them the pen for the chickens, and they still roam .lol. but fenced my garden in this year and put deer webbing over the top. I laugh at two yearling bucks who watched me in shock as I covered it. I tell people they have to learn to live with nature.
Oh I love your cows! So sweet, and smart! ❤
After cutting the corn off the cob, I’ll take the back of the knife and rake the kernel hearts off the cobs. They’ll pop out, so hold the knife at an angle, to guid them down towards the plate/bowl.
That's the best part about growing your own.