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ChrisMG187
08-29-2001, 04:01 PM
The stuff is addictive as hell, but really expensive. Anyone know hpw to make it without a big kettle?

chrissy
08-29-2001, 04:11 PM
Try this

KETTLE KORN
3tbls oil
3tbls sugar
1/2tsp salt
1/3cup popcorn
heat oil sugar salt until hot. add popcorn and stir until start to pop, cover and shake until popping almost stops, remove from heat and enjoy!!!!

There are several recipies out there. This was the first I found.

welfareloser
08-29-2001, 04:25 PM
also good:

german popcorn: oil, sugar and paprika

there is a brand called reese's that makes a butter-flavored oil - use that, and then cheese-flavored sprinkles by molly mcbutter.

if you've never made stovetop popcorn... medium heat. cover the pan with oil about 1/8-1/4 inch of oil, when it starts to smoke (just a LITTLE bit) pour in enough popcorn that it is just covered by the oil., slap on the lid and start shaking vigorously in a circular motion parallel to the stove surface, with the occasional perpendicular shake. stop when popping has slowed to less than one pop per second (kinda like with microwave popcorn.)

adding sugar to the oil before cooking sounds like a good way to burn it, but i've never tried it before...

Thunder
08-29-2001, 04:45 PM
I actually found kettle korn at the super market...i think it was albertson's. It's called something like...Hawaiian Kettle Korn...something like that...anyways...I was surprised how good it tastes!...check it out!

chrissy
08-29-2001, 05:19 PM
Originally posted by welfareloser


if you've never made stovetop popcorn...

You know, that's sad! I bet there are people who think that the only way to pop popcorn is in a microwave!

Windsor
08-29-2001, 08:36 PM
What's a stovetop??

coleslaw
08-29-2001, 08:38 PM
When I was really little, like maybe 3 years old, I was always facinated by the air popper that my grandmother used to make popcorn. Because I was so young at the time, my grandmother had a portable toddler's toilet that she had me use instead of the big toilet. While she was making popcorn once, I had to go to tbe bathroom but I insisted that she bring the toilet into the kitchen so that I could continue to watch the flying popcorn. So there I sat, in the middle of her kitchen, relieving myself. My mom took a picture of the scene, so to this day she still brings that out to pester me. :cool:

styleee
08-29-2001, 08:48 PM
air popped popcorn is the bomb. i eat it at least once a week, usually more. and i've only made popcorn on a stove once, and it was when we were making garland for our christmas tree & i didn't have an air popper.

mmmm, popcorn.

welfareloser
08-29-2001, 08:56 PM
man, that's bass-ackwards. oil-drenched popcorn is da bomb... and air-popped is only good for non-greasy garlands. :P

i do have an air popper, but when i use it, i always spray the popcorn thoroughly with that fake spray butter stuff so the toppings have something to stick to.

Twilight
08-29-2001, 09:19 PM
Originally posted by coleslaw
When I was really little, like maybe 3 years old, I was always facinated by the air popper that my grandmother used to make popcorn. Because I was so young at the time, my grandmother had a portable toddler's toilet that she had me use instead of the big toilet. While she was making popcorn once, I had to go to tbe bathroom but I insisted that she bring the toilet into the kitchen so that I could continue to watch the flying popcorn. So there I sat, in the middle of her kitchen, relieving myself. My mom took a picture of the scene, so to this day she still brings that out to pester me. :cool:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!

My mom has a pic of me on one of those things, they pulled the car over to the side of the road during a vacation... when ya gotta go ya gotta go!

The Happy Squirrel
08-29-2001, 11:17 PM
hehe
i just go buy the microwave kettle korn

tastes just like the real stuff


well it is the real stuff but it tastes great