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There’s something about a bowl of corn chowder that just hits different on a cold evening. It’s thick. It’s creamy. And every single spoonful tastes like something your grandma would have made on a Sunday afternoon. That sweet corn flavor? Absolutely unreal. And the best part? This recipe is so much simpler than it looks. The secret here isn’t some fancy technique. It’s one small habit that most home cooks skip entirely. After you cut the kernels off the cob, don’t throw the bare cobs away. You’re going to simmer them right in the broth. That single step pulls every…