Making popcorn from scratch can be tricky. Not only do you want as many kernels as possible to pop, but you also want to keep the kernels from burning at the bottom of the pan. Until my mother showed me her way of making stovetop popcorn, I usually took the easy way out and used...
Stovetop popcorn is the most rewarding cooking project: With a pot and a little oil, you can turn a scoop of kernels into a big batch of warm popcorn in less than 5 minutes.
How to Pop Popcorn on the Stovetop: We all have our ways of making popcorn. Maybe you have an air popper. Maybe you use the microwave. Or maybe you use some other device that dates back 50 years but still works. But what happens when our methods of poppi
1/3 cupPopcorn Kernels = approximately10 cupsof popped popcorn 1/2 cupPopcorn Kernels = approximately15 cupsof popped popcorn (For comparison purposes 1 regular-sized bag of Microwave popcorn yields approximately 4.5 cups of popped popcorn.) How to Make Popcorn on the Stovetop Step 1:Pour 2 Ta...
Is popcorn good for you? It makes a great healthy snack! Here's how to make healthy microwave popcorn with just popcorn kernels and a paper lunch sack!
How to Make Popcorn on Stovetop Step 1: Add corn seeds, oil and a pinch of salt to a large pot. Coat the seeds well with oil and cover with lid. Step 2: Cook on high heat until you start to hear the corn seeds popping. Count the seconds between pops. If popcorn goes more than...
Click here to PIN the recipe and save it for later! Healthy Stovetop Air Popped Popcorn Yields:about 7 ½ cups This is my favorite method for making popcorn! It just takes a few minutes, and I end up with big fluffy pieces every time. Any leftover popcorn will keep for at least one...
The secret tot making great popcorn on the stovetop without using any oil is… are you ready for this?… to use a nonstick pan! That’s the big secret, and you can cook your kernels up with no oil at all this way. Make sure you get a high quality nonstick pan that still retains...
Fold the bag up a couple times to keep the steam in Cook the cob in the microwave. Set it to a popcorn setting if you have that. My little one (with face paint) was so excited when it started popping in the microwave. We cooked it on the popcorn setting, which is about two and...
To make popcorn for caramel corn, you can use your favorite method. I use a silicon popcorn maker which can go in the microwave. I have owned this for a few years and it works great. Popcorn made on the stovetop works too - to do this I like to test the oil with a few kernels...