Can I Use Overripe Sweet Corn to Make Flour for Baking?

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Asked By SunnyGardener42 On

Hey there, I've got some sweet corn that stayed on the plant a bit too long. The husks turned brown and the kernels are a little wrinkled and dry now. I'm wondering if any of you seasoned gardeners have tried this: can I shuck that corn, dehydrate the kernels, and turn them into flour or powder for making things like cornbread or tortillas?

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Answered By CornCrafter88 On

Yes, you can definitely do that! I've tried it before. Just keep in mind, it won’t taste exactly like regular cornmeal. It has a unique flavor, more like the sweet corn itself, which is still really good but different. I found the best results come from mixing it with regular cornmeal; it helps with the texture in recipes like cornbread.

BakerBob77 -

Thanks for that tip! Do you remember what ratio you used when mixing the sweet corn powder with the regular cornmeal?

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