Sweet corn, second crop?

You would also need a second crop of tassels to provide the pollen for corn to develop. I recalled that those tiny stir fry ears are not yet pollinated, verified here https://www.evergreenseeds.com/baby-corn/ 

If you have the growing space, you can add additional crops of short-season corn, spaced 2 weeks or so apart. That could keep you up to your ears in ... well, ears, throughout much of the summer.

Added later: Another strategy if you can do it space-wise is to plant several varieties with a spread of maturity dates, each in its own block. That way, as one variety stops producing, another starts; it is possible that the pollen from the later varieties could pollinate the small ears on the early varieties, but I wouldn't rely on this.