I used the recipe from the first website that popped up with I googled "stovetop popcorn" and it worked like a charm. Find it here. But it's pretty straightforward.
Add oil.
Add three tester kernels.
When they pop, remove from heat and add the rest of the kernels.
Return to heat and shake pot occasionally.
Take off heat when the popping has stopped.
Add butter and salt and enjoy.
I think our cast iron dutch oven helped keep everything from burning. I just kept shaking it all the time and took it off the heat when the popping slowed down/stopped. I kept opening the cover to check on it and then popcorn flew everywhere.
Generic popping corn. |
Coated the bottom of the pan and added three tester kernels. |
Magic is happening inside.
Popped! |
I was paranoid it would burn so I stopped it quite early so there were a lot of kernels unpopped. But it was very quick and easy and just as tasty.
Cover kernels with a bit of oil and salt (I probably used too much oil).
Put in bag.
Microwave until right before the bag catches on fire (or the popping stops)
Add butter and salt and eat!
Popped and didn't catch on fire! |
Yum! |
2 comments:
Ha-Ha, Alley, You just learned the "old homestead" style of popcorn we used to make in mom's Dutch Oven! Is great that the "old" is now "new" again! Enjoy!
I know! It makes me wonder why it took me so long to stop buying the microwave bags. Delicious!
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