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Southwestern Fresh Corn Stew

While fresh local corn is abundant in early fall, the most tempting way to eat it is right off the cob. But cooking with fresh corn can be equally appealing. Its sweetness and crunch can’t be matched by frozen corn kernels. Serve this with Hearty Bean Bread (page 146) and a green salad for a filling meal.

Cooks' Note

If you can’t find green beans that look fresh and tender, use frozen green beans. Thaw them completely before using.

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