6 Magical Ways to Top Grilled Corn

Lindsay Funston
Grilled corn is one of my favorite summer foods. It's delicious even at its simplest, topped with a pat of butter and seasoned with salt. But change things up, and you'll have a revelatory experience at your next cookout. Can't you just hear your friends shouting, "Is that corn wrapped in bacon?!"Of course it is.

We brainstormed six delicious ways to top every ear you eat all summer long.

Pesto & Parmesan Corn

Lindsay Funston

Is there anything that pesto doesn't make better? Grill corn, then slather with pesto and top with Parm.

Bacon-Wrapped Corn

Lindsay Funston
Wrap each ear in two to three strips, then grill until charred. (If you're worried about a grease fire from the fatty bacon, wrap it in foil first.)

Feta & Caesar Corn

Lindsay Funston
Caesar dressing tastes delish on most vegetables, corn included. Grill corn, then drizzle with caesar and top with crumbled feta.

Buffalo Wing Corn

Lindsay Funston
Frank's Red Hot + butter = HEAVEN. Grill corn, then smother with Frank's (honestly, the more, the better) and top with butter.

BBQ Sauce & Potato Chip Corn

Lindsay Funston
Because a little crunch is always a good thing. Grill corn, then smother with bbq sauce and top with crumbled potato chips.

Old Bay & Mayo

Lindsay Funston

Old Bay deserves a place in all summer foods. Stir together mayo with Old Bay, then spread on grilled corn. From: Delish


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