Sweet Corn Curry with Grilled Shrimp … Sweet corn season is in full swing.Summer sweet corn is one of my favorite veggies.We have many recipes for sweet corn at What the Forks for Dinner? With a local grower Selmi’s ,we are assured the best sweet corn. If you are ever in the area stop by… you won’t be disappointed.
What do you do with a cherry tomato overload???? Anything you can think of….lol. We areinundated with these tiny red globes. But, my, oh my, are they delicious. Bacon Goat Cheese Filled Cherry Tomatoes are a remake of a recipe we posted a few years ago.
Having teased about a grilled sandwich in my last post……ta da………Jalapeño Street Corn Grilled Cheese! Combining two of our recent recipes, Cheesy Jalapeño Quick Bread and Cheesy Street Corn Casserole ,we have us a winner!!!
Unless you have a very large family, you will usually have left overs. Being a family of two…..well four, but my fur babies do not reap any rewards from Mom being a food blogger. Although Wilma is pretty quick to snatch up anything that may fall on the floor. If I’m cooking….she’s looking!!!!
If I’ cook’n she’s look’n
Trying to come up with way to utilize those leftovers can be a challenge. Sometimes that challenge goes unmet but Jalapeño Street Corn Grilled Cheese, it came together with ease.
When I was making the Cheesy Jalapeño Quick Bread, all I was thinking about was how good it would be toasted or grilled. While the bread was baking, I spied that left over street corn. Now, if you don’t have left over street corn, you can whip up some very easily. Its a quick easy recipe, click on the link about to see how.
Grilled cheese is just about the easiest sandwich to make, and the variations are endless. Sticking with a Mexican theme, I chose cheddar and queso cheese…. those two cheeses along with the cojita cheese in the street corn…… it’s the trifecta of cheese.
Mayo (really Miracle Whip …of course), green onions, and spices…. along with the freshness of the lime and sweetness of the corn give great texture that complements the creaminess of the cheddar and queso cheese.
Now, about that bread….Cheesy Jalapeño Quick Bread adds, yes more cheese and a great spicy element. It’s not overly spicy, and you can control that with the amount of jalapeños you add to the bread.You can make the sandwich with any bread but you will lose that spice factor.
sNeed a quick, easy, cheesy way to use up leftover? Try Jalapeño Street Corn Grilled Cheese for a spicy twist to a traditional grilled cheese!!!
