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HM Popcorn?
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make sure if you do it in a saucepan you use enough oil, i didn't and so have little black marks over the bottom of my stock potNonny mouse and Proud!!
Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you with experience!!
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Amor et metus. Lac? Sugar? Quisque massa vel duo? (stolen from a lovely forumite!)0 -
Not being very adventurous I only have 2 styles, salted or plain, what do others do for flavours and how do you get them to stick to the popcorn?Pucker up and kiss it Whoville! - The Grinch:kiss:0
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I did that too:mad: thats why i tried the microwave. Easier to clean a glass dish.ifonlyitwaseasier wrote: »make sure if you do it in a saucepan you use enough oil, i didn't and so have little black marks over the bottom of my stock pot
By the way i didnt put any oil butter or marg in the dish with the corn in the microwavE JUST POPPING CORN.lots of small stepswill get you a long waybsc 1400 -
I use 2 tbsp of sunflower oil and 2 tbsp of popcorn kernals. I make it in a deep lidded frying pan. Wish it had a see-through lid so i could watch them burst:)
We like to melt some butter and golden syrup together and toss the popped corn in that.0 -
thanks everyone, i can't wait to get started!0
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Hi there :beer: We have an existing popcorn thread; I'll add this one to it so that you can browse the other ideas

Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Toffee Popcorn recipe
4 quarts popped corn ...........whats a quart?
2 sticks (1 cup) butter .........???????????
1 cup white corn syrup .............white corn starch????????????
the above is part of a recipe for toffee popcorn.
Could someone help with my questions in red please?0 -
It looks like an American recipe. A quart is 2 pints, Cups are often used in US recipes, I would use a medium drinking mug. I guess any syrup would do, not corn starch though.This is an open forum, anyone can post and I just did !0
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A quart is 2 pints (quarter of a gallon) but an American pint is smaller than a UK pint.It looks like an American recipe. A quart is 2 pints, Cups are often used in US recipes, I would use a medium drinking mug. I guess any syrup would do, not corn starch though.
A US pint is 16 fl oz (2 US cups), so a US quart is 32 fl oz or just over 1 and a half UK pints, or 1 litre more or less
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2 sticks of butter or 1 cup = 8oz (227g)
corn syrup -you can't get here -I'd use golden syrup too;) corn starch is the same thing as cornflour so don't use that!
Basically melt a load of butter and add something sweet -sugar, golden syrup, maple syrup, honey and you'll get something tasty to pour on your popcorn.0
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