Pop two batches of popcorn into a very large bowl. The bigger the bowl, the easier it will be to stir in the sauce. MyPopcorn Poppertakes about ⅓ Cup of kernels per batch. If you don't have a popcorn maker, you could also use microwave popcorn. To make the caramel sauce, combine...
Make an Air Cannon Prepare the Bottle: Cut off the bottom of the plastic bottle using scissors. The bottle’s tapered end will help focus the air. Attach the Balloon: Cut off the balloon’s neck. Stretch the balloon over the bottle’s open bottom to create a taut surface. Make sure it...
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When I first decided to make the switch to eat popcorn without butter and oil, I used some gift card money to purchase a Hot Air Popcorn Popper. That worked for awhile — until the hot air popper died. Sad day. But good also came from having a dead hot air popper. I had an idea...
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When we are at home we should make full use of (充分利用) the food we have. If there is excess(过量的) food, we can share it with our friends and neighbors. It’s time for us to join hands to save food and cut waste!1. Why do supermarkets throw away lots of food?___2. Wha...
Popcorn was grown in family gardens or farms or bought from neighbors who grew more than they needed until about 1890 when it started to become recognized as a legitimate cash crop. The first automatic popcorn popper was a steam-powered machine invented by Charlie Cretors in 1885; before ...
How to make Buttermilk Pancakes First,mix the dry ingredientsin a large bowl. Combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Whisk together until combined, and set aside. Next,measure out the wet ingredients. Pour the buttermilk into a liquid measuring cup. Break the eggs, ...
beloved seasonal doughnuts with the same cinnamon sugar crust and none of the fuss of frying. Plus, Traverso said this is a great recipe to make with kids so they can get their hands in the kitchen and help with the batter, brushing on the butter and rolling them in the cinnamon ...
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