High Plains Elote... oh, and steaks!

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I offer this up mainly as an unpaid advert for some incredibly fine Mexican Street Food.

I cooked the corn with the husk on, over med/high heat (Vortex) for about 20 min. Then, I added the steaks, and went for about 7-12 minutes. Oh, and the steaks were seasoned with a combo of Oakridge Santa Maria + Carne Crosta: My absolute favorite go-to for a steak.

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Not the greatest photo... but...

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Shucked the ears, then hit the corn with a really nice combo of Duke's Mayo, Ground New Mexico Chile Pepper, Garlic Powder, Cumin, and shredded parmesan cheese. Oh, Day-Um! That's GOOD! - If you have some Tajin Seasoning about... it's really nice as an add-on.

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If you've not had/tried Elote.... you MUST make/try some soon.
 
Fantastic meal from the High Plains again!!. The rub combo is also one of my favorites. I just told my wife this evening at supper, while eating frozen corn, that I can't wait for fresh corn on the cob!
 
Looks incredibly delicious Marc, I too am a fan of Tajin.
 
I too am a fan of Tajin.

Cheers, Bill.

I must admit that T.Mac kicked me in the direction of Tajin.

My life has changed significantly.

Tajin is amazing on fruits/veg with a meal. It's really nice on something fatty/rich that you just need something to cut through for it to "taste right."

Anywho... Curious? Give it a shot. You'll at least be intrigued.
 
Elote and steak. Simple ingredients that make a great meal. Toss a loaded tater on there to put it over the top. I'm with you on tajin.

Looks so good, I may have to do this myself this weekend.
 
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