One of my favorite childhood memories is passing the border to Mexico every other weekend to visit family. Every time, I saw the “Elote Man” (Corn Man) passing by the streets of Mexico, I would beg my parents to buy me a corn in a cup! Back then, they only cost about 8 -10 pesos…
Pancake Pops can be so entertaining and the ideal way to serve pancakes to kids. You can serve your pancake pops with different syrups & toppings to make the dipping fun. How about some sprinkles with your pancake pops? My little Aries loved these pancake pops and she keeps asking for them. So, have you…
[…] Pancake pop recipe featured on Little Inspiration – http://www.littleinspiration.com […]ReplyCancel
Looking for a fun way to serve breakfast or dinner to your children? I have created a Bear In A Blanket that is so cute children will say “Ahh, Cute!”. My daughter was super excited to see her “sleepy bear” when I finished photographing it. All Aries wanted to do is stare and don’t eat….
WOW! This is the most adorable thing I’ve ever seen. I don’t blame your daughter. I wouldn’t want to eat it either. So creative and your photos are beautiful! My kids are teenagers now, but they would have loved something this.ReplyCancel
dawn recently posted..A Glimpse of London
Today, I’m sharing a favorite childhood ice pop recipe for Sweet & Sour Watermelon Pops over at Flavors Of Summer. It has a sweet, sour and a little spicy kick to it. These Sweet & Sour Watermelon Pops, has been one of my summer cravings and they taste just like the ones from the streets…
Summer is indeed sweet, fresh and it’s the time to celebrate all the flavors of summer in one single bite. I’m sharing the perfect dip recipe with a hint of sweetness and spiciness over at Flavors of Summer. Yum, hope you like it. Its the perfect dipping for the summer and/or as a topping on…
Oh man I love Mexican corn! Now you have me craving some!! Love the pics and can’t wait to try your recipe. 🙂
http://www.nadanadalimonada.com
What beautiful pictures of a wonderful memory brought to life! I can’t wait to try this, love the cup idea!!
Hugs-Kari
PS-I just found your blog and I love it!
Im pregnant right now && I crave this all the time. And sometimes its hard to find somewhere late now I’m glad I found this blog && ur recipe (:
[…] Mexican Street Corn In a Cup or Cob Delicious and authentic Mexican recipe for Mexican Street Corn. For full “Mexican Street Corn In a Cup or Cob” recipe click here […]
Oh my oh my I so want this but i dont have the cheese or lemon. I am also pregnant and ive been craving this for over a month but ever since i moved from my home town i just cant find an elote man 🙁 im going to try to make it anyways lol
I live in Pennsylvnia …..there’s only sweet yellow corn around here 🙁
[…] Mexican Street Corn in a Cup […]
I love this recipe it’s perfec; however, why do you say to cook the corn for 2 hours? From my understanding, corn is done fairly quickly.
[…] Mexican Street Corn Cup – Little Inspiration Go international and cook up a mug inspired by the Mexican streets in your dorm room microwave. […]
[…] Mexican Street Corn in a Cup […]
[…] Mexican Street Corn in a Cup […]
Actually if it is in a cup it is NOT elotes. Elotes is always on the cob. Esquites is served in a little cup.
Just so I am clear…you boil the corn for one to two HOURS? That’s a long time.