Abstract: The disclosure provides users with a corn cooking grill attachment which frees up already existing grill space to enable users to cook their meat and cobs of corn simultaneously. The disclosure introduces a novel canister holding bar that can be conveniently placed on the back of the grilling surface or in a campfire. After securing the attachment, the user simply places the canister that holds the corn into the designated holes found on the holding bar. Steam generated from the grill and canister cooks the corn evenly and indicates cooking status. A cap is provided for the canister open end and a push rod is mounted on the nipple end of the canister. A cob screw mounted on an underside of the cap. A collar is configured to receive a plurality of cob screws for cooking the enclosed item(s) adjacent a cooking source.

Abstract: A ground embedded and stainless steel heat conducting canister for containing a husked corn on the cob ear in upward supported fashion. The canister includes an attachable cap with a vented top and, upon pre-filling a volume of water, installing the ear of corn, and arraying upwardly within or in proximity to the fire, the corn is progressively steam cooked within the canister, following which it can be removed from the fire, the cap opened and the cooked ear removed.

Abstract: A ground embedded and stainless steel heat conducting canister for containing a husked corn on the cob ear in upward supported fashion. The canister includes an attachable cap with a vented top and, upon pre-filling a volume of water, installing the ear of corn, and arraying upwardly within or in proximity to the fire, the corn is progressively steam cooked within the canister, following which it can be removed from the fire, the cap opened and the cooked ear removed.