Seriously, why didn't I ever think of this?
Paper bag
Popcorn
Microwave 3 minutes.
Duh.
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Thursday, August 12, 2010
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2 comments:
Great idea. "Duh!" indeed!
Though, I love doing the old stovetop method: bit of oil in the pot, add corn and heat. Shaking while it pops. I love the sound and smell of it popping, and watching the lid start to get pushed off from too much popped in the pot (*if* I have good fresh corn kernels; old corn just doesn't pop). Then I eat it right outta the pot. Salt only for me.
Agreed. I can't really eat air popped corn as it is just too tough for my poor old teeth, but the stuff with oil in a pot isa great.
I am interested to see if I can devise some sort of lower-fat caramel corn using this method. The calories saved in the popcorn can be made up for with a stick of butter in the coating ;)
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