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The recipes in this cookbook are designed to provide the tools you need to explore new possibilities specifically tailored for your Thermador steam convection oven. For older CSO models with a knob, refer to Convection Steam Oven (Knob Control) Gourmet Mode. It keeps the sponge off your most . You can place the corn directly on the oven grates or wrap them in aluminum foil if you prefer. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Place ears of corn directly on oven rack. While I dont like picking favorites, I have to admit that this steamed corn is my favorite way to cook corn on the cob. For more than 1 or 2 ears of corn, simply multiply the recipe by the number of ears youre serving. Season with dried spices, lather in an herby compound butter, or coat in a sticky-sweet glaze to take it to the next levelsee the bottom of the recipe for fun flavor variations. 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