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Smoky Skillet Street Corn

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Smoky Skillet Street Corn

No-Grill-Needed Lore

That charred, smoky street-corn flavor doesn't come from the grill grates — it comes from high heat and smoked paprika. A hot skillet and a can of corn get you 90% of the way there, any month of the year.

Portion Matrix (Finished Corn)

Smoky Skillet Street Corn

170Cal
7gProtein
5gFat
28gCarbs

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Macros: USDA FoodData Central + label data (light mayo, reduced-fat cotija) • as written.

The Numbers Up Front

Total Yield: ~10.5 oz / 300 g

Default Portion: 8 oz / 227 g (this is a hearty side — halve it if you want a smaller portion)

✂️ Trim Trim Trim

Traditional elote is loaded with mayo, butter, AND cotija — swapping most of that for nonfat Greek yogurt with just a touch of light mayo and cheese cuts roughly 18g of fat per 8 oz while keeping the creamy, tangy finish the dish is known for.

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📊 Before & After(per 8 oz / 227 g)

CaloriesProteinFatCarbs
Traditional Elote (Mexican Street Corn)3505g25g35g
⭐ Smoky Skillet Version22510g7g37g
You Saved / Gained−125 cal+5g protein−18g fat+2g carbs

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