I use “creamed” loosely.  I cut up my daylilies and steamed them for a couple of minutes (I used the microwave).  Then I added some frozen corn, and steamed for another minute.  The “creamed” part is a little butter and a little half-and-half (not more than a couple teaspoons of each), added to the mixture, along with salt and pepper.  Steam another minute, so the butter melts, and you’re good to go.

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