Spicy Chipotle Skillet Corn with Bacon is one of the best side dish recipes for any occasion.
This skillet corn recipe is going to knock your socks off. Not only is it delicious but it’s incredibly easy to make!
I love corn. Like full on stalker type love. I cannot get enough of it.
You can make this skillet corn with fresh, frozen or canned corn. Fresh corn is perfection if that’s an option.
If you’re using fresh corn just boil or grill, then take the kernels off the cob. Then, you can use the kernels for the skillet corn.
Just cook them in butter with bacon and onions. Then sprinkle a touch of chipotle spice over the top for a bit of heat.
Honestly, this recipe is perfect for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter or any occasion you want a delicious side dish!
If you love skillet corn with bacon, try these bacon recipes:
- Chocolate Covered Bacon
- Candied Tomato and Candied Bacon Pizza
- Smoked Bacon Macaroni and Cheese
- Candied Bacon
- Bacon Pizza Bites
- Potato and Bacon Hash
- Smashed Potatoes with Bacon
- Maple Roasted Acorn Squash with Bacon
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Spicy Chipotle Skillet Corn with Bacon
Ingredients
- 1/2 lbs bacon cut into small cubes
- 1 cup red onion diced
- 3 tbsp butter
- 4 cups corn fresh, canned or frozen
- 1 dash salt
- 1 dash ground pepper
- 1/2 tsp chipotle spice more or less to taste
- fresh parsley if desired
Instructions
- In a large skillet cook your bacon pieces and onions together. You want to cook over medium heat until the bacon browns and the onions start to caramelize. This should take about 10 to 15 minutes.
- Now add the butter and let it start to melt and sizzle a bit.
- Toss in your corn and stir it around, let everything come together and cook. If corn is not already cooked then you will want to cook it for about 8 to 10 minutes, or until edges start to brown.
- Add your salt, pepper and chipotle spice. Stir until incorporated evenly.
- Remove from heat and transfer to a large bowl.
- Toss parsley over top just before serving if desired.
- Serve with extra bacon.
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Great looking dish! I always make too much corn, too, so I’m always looking for new recipes. This looks terrific – thanks!
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks so much John. I love corn and I swear I always over estimate how much we’ll eat. This was just as addictive as eating it off the cob.
mjskit says
You are so right – the perfect dish for corn season! Corn, bacon and chipotle – I can’t think of a better combination of flavors right now.
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks so much. I love a bit of heat and have to remember to keep myself from over doing it. lol
Maureen | Orgasmic Chef says
I love bacon and I love corn – so why haven’t I made this before? I have no clue. I will now!
Kim Beaulieu says
Ha, me too. I love playing around with bacon. It’s become an addiction.
Colette (Coco) says
Kimmy, this looks crazy good.
Makes me think of cowboys sittin’ around a fire under the stars, cookin’ up some gruuuuuuuub.
xoxo
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks Colette. It really does remind me of that too. I can now picture myself eating this on the range. If I, you know, ever go out on the range.
CCU says
I think you are the bacon queen 😀
Cheers
CCU
Kim Beaulieu says
Ha, thanks lady.
Jennie @themessybakerblog says
Oh my, this looks tasty. I always have left over corn, so this recipe would be perfect. Saved!
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks so much Jennie. I love this recipe. We always make way too much corn.
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks so much Jennie. I love this recipe. We always make way too much corn.
Emily @ Life on Food says
My inlaws brought over 2 dozen ears of corn this week. 24 cobs. I am definitely make this dish.
Kim Beaulieu says
Ha, we did too. My hubs knows how much I love golden nugget so he tends to get carried away. He forgot I was going away and couldn’t eat corn before the trip. So I had to get creative with the leftovers. Corn irritates IBS something awful so I need to be careful when I eat it.
Laura says
If made this I would eat it until I exploded. That looks seriously good.
Kim Beaulieu says
Pretty much what I did with it, lol. Thanks Laura.
Stephanie @ Eat. Drink. Love. says
Corn and bacon. Yup, I’m on board! Corn is one of my favorite summer treats too.
Kim Beaulieu says
It’s so good Stephanie. You gotta try it.
carrian says
heck yes this is made for corn season, and for me!!
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks Carrian. I love corn season so much. I’m not actually suppose to eat it because of my ibs. But I cave and go nuts for a couple of weeks every year. lol
Liz says
Beautiful photos, Kim! And the dish sounds divine, too!!!
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks Liz. Now if I can just get some good editing software I’d be all set. I’m still using free things. Lol.
Kate | Food Babbles says
How did I miss this?!? This looks just crazy good! I’m having a bbq this weekend and I’m adding this to the menu right now. YUM!!
Kim Beaulieu says
Thanks so much Kate. I love this one so much. It’s going into regular rotation for corn season.
Lacey says
How would you cook fresh corn on the cob to be able to use for this recipe?
Kim Beaulieu says
I boil my corn on the cob most of the time. About 8 minutes in salted, boiling water. Or you can grill corn on the cob. You can check out my grilling site for how to do it on the grill- http://kissmysmoke.com/grilled-corn-on-the-cob-how-to-cook-it-with-husks-on/. Hope that helps. xx