Chat with us, powered by LiveChat
Skip to Site Content Skip to Footer

FOUNDER'S FAVORITES BBQ FOUNDER'S FAVORITES BBQ

Thomas Jefferson JEFFERSON'S DE-CORN-ATION OF INDEPENDENCE
 Thomas Jefferson JEFFERSON'S DE-CORN-ATION OF INDEPENDENCE Thomas Jefferson is primarily known for writing the Declaration of Independence. But he also had a very high opinion of the United States' farmers! In 1785, he famously made a statement about the foundational role of farmers in the new country: "Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, & they are tied to their country & wedded to its liberty & interests by the most lasting bonds." Celebrate his contributions with this delicious charcoal-cooked take on corn on the cob!  Thomas Jefferson is primarily known for writing the Declaration of Independence. But he also had a very high opinion of the United States' farmers! In 1785, he famously made a statement about the foundational role of farmers in the new country: "Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, & they are tied to their country & wedded to its liberty & interests by the most lasting bonds." Celebrate his contributions with this delicious charcoal-cooked take on corn on the cob! A CLASSIC AMERICAN BBQ FAVORITE. WITH NODS
TO JEFFERSON'S AUTHORSHIP OF THE DECLARATION AND HIS DEEP RESPECT FOR AMERICAN AGRICULTURE. A CLASSIC AMERICAN BBQ FAVORITE, WITH NODS TO JEFFERSON'S AUTHORSHIP OF THE DECLARATION AND HIS DEEP RESPECT FOR AMERICAN AGRICULTURE.
AUTTER BEN You will need: • FRESH EARS OF CORN, HUSKS PULLED BACK BUT STILL ATTACHED • THE BEARDED BUTCHER BUTTER BLEND SEASONING • COLEMAN COOKOUT CHARCOAL KETTLE • MELTED BUTTER AUTTER BEN You will need: • FRESH EARS OF CORN, HUSKS PULLED BACK BUT STILL ATTACHED • THE BEARDED BUTCHER BUTTER BLEND SEASONING • COLEMAN COOKOUT CHARCOAL KETTLE • MELTED BUTTER
IT'S AS EASY AS... 1 Light your Coleman Charcoal Kettle and let the coals burn down to medium heat (about 350°F). Soak corn (with husks pulled back but still attached) in cold water for 10-15 minutes. This keeps them moist on the grill. IT'S AS EASY AS... 1 Light your Coleman Charcoal Kettle and let the coals burn down to medium heat (about 350°F). Soak corn (with husks pulled back but still attached) in cold water for 10-15 minutes. This keeps them moist on the grill.