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My Most Pinned Pin on Pinterest

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In: Life, Uncategorized on: August 14, 2013

I pin all kinds of writerly and historical things to my various boards on Pinterest. And ideas and projects that strike my fancy. And quotes I like. And links to my blog posts. But I recently realized that my most re-pinned pin isn’t any of those things. It’s a pin that started out on my gargantuan board Looks Yummy, But Can I Make It, a collection of recipes that I may or may not ever attempt. But when I do try something from that board–and it turns out okay–I pin that pin to my Tested and Approved Recipes board. Confession: not many pins make it there. This one did.

So sometimes you just have to laugh, because “corn on the cob in the oven” is my most re-pinned pin. Take a look. (And yes, it did work. It was easy and awesome and my life is forever changed.)

I tried to find the original source for this pin, but couldn't. So if this is you, let me know and I'll link back to your site!
I tried to find the original source for this pin, but couldn’t. So if this is you, let me know and I’ll link back to your site!

 

Tagged: food, social media, Uncategorized

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  1. Melissa Tagg

    August 14, 2013 at 1:35 pm

    “It is easy and awesome and my life is forever changed.” LOL that part made me giggle…also, being an Iowa girl, seeing anything corn-related as your most re-pinned pin made me smile!

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    • Anne Mateer

      August 14, 2013 at 4:03 pm

      I just think it’s pretty funny that my most popular pin–me, the girl who is terrible in the kitchen!–is a cooking pin! And I, too, love everything corn, even if I’m not from Iowa! 😉

      Reply
  2. Mindy Morgan

    November 14, 2021 at 6:23 pm

    What happens to the worms under the husk???? Eeewwww!

    Reply
  3. Cameron

    November 27, 2021 at 5:44 pm

    The easiest way is to put in in the microwave for like five minutes. Husk and all and it does the same thing as the oven except 5 times faster.

    Reply

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