For super tasty bits of char and caramelization on the cob, simply shuck the corn and cook it directly on the grill. Because it's not protected by a husk or a sheet of foil, the corn will cook a bit quicker, so watch it closely and turn it frequently. For this recipe, Chef John briefly boils the husked corn and then grills it for a few minutes until it's beautifully caramelized. To give it a spicy Mexican-style finish, he coats the corn with a flavorul mixture of mayo, lime juice, chile powder, and smoked paprika before serving. Watch the video to see how to make this recipe., Cooking corn on the cob on the grill gives the sweet summer vegetable a hint of smoky flavor that pairs perfectly with burgers, beans, ribs, salmon, and of course, the great outdoors. We'll show you how to grill corn on the cob three easy ways and share favorite recipes to try., Below, I’m sharing three ways to approach corn on the grill: right on the grate (the fastest and my personal favorite), in foil (the easiest method), and right in the husks (a flavor bomb for those with a little more time)..