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Step 1
Dice up your onion and set aside. Heat the oil over a medium-high heat.
Step 2
I always make sure I look over the corn before I add it to the pan, I have found a few rocks here and there over the years. Stir in about 2 cups of the corn, making sure the corn is coated in the oil.
Step 3
After about 5 minutes of that heating up, add in the diced onion and stir. At this point, I always sprinkle salt over as I stir.If you have a grease gaurd place over the pan so the corn doesn't jump out of the pan.
Step 4
Keep stirring periodically, salt one more time and stir. When you see the corn change to a deep golden color (between 10 and 15 minutes) they are done. Remove from heat and pour in a bowl. Allow to cool a few minutes before enjoying!
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