Boiled Sweet Corns

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Boiled Hot sweet corns are very tasty and loved by kids. It is very easy to prepare it at home for kids. watch this video and make it for your kids. Here after boiling the corns I have added salt,butter, lemon juice, chat masala and then nourished it with tomato and coriander. try is now.

 


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