popcorn

thinking of making some popcorn, i usually melt butter and mix with sugar and pour over but im fed up of that .... what do you put on yours?
18:44 Fri 03rd Feb 2012
 
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Try this:

Start melting butter over medium heat. Use a pan with a light-colored bottom so you can keep track of the color. Swirl the pan occasionally to be sure the butter is cooking evenly.

As the butter melts, it will begin to foam. The color will progress from lemony-yellow to golden-tan to, finally, a toasty-brown. Once you smell that nutty aroma, take the pan off the heat and transfer the browned butter into a heat-proof bowl to cool.

The milk solids will cook faster and you'll see them settle on the bottom of the pan like the dregs in a bottle of wine. When you transfer the brown butter to a new container, try to leave as much of this sediment in the pan as possible. You can also strain the butter through a fine meshed strainer or cheese cloth to remove all the particles. Pour over the freshly popped popcorn and sprinkle very lightly with extra fine sea-salt..." (From an online site, but we've used for ages).
Salt is the way forward YUM!!
Canna eat popcorn any other way - have converted to the salted stuff after hubby introduced me to it around 10 years ago, sugar coated now makes my teeth curl lol!!!
We hardly ever eat popcorn - and since we have cut back a lot on salt (which I love), I think I'd better not.
How do you make the salt stay on the popcorn? Whenever I've made it, I sprinkle the salt on but the salt just tends to gather at the bottom, even after mixing.
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thanks clanad... ive not tried that, if i use salt i usually just sprinkle a bit over and mix it up....
Just salt yum
We use salted butter (ordinary butter with somemore salt added once melted) then stir in until it's all coated - this maks it stick very well, but is not for the calorie counting folks - onr me just now for that matter - it's delish!!
When my children were small I used to make toffee popcorn. 2tabs granulated sugar, 2 tabs water. Heat slowly shaking the pan until the sugar dissolves then boil until golden brown in colour. Remove from heat and add a blob of unsalted butter. Pour immediately over the hot popcorn. You can also sprinkle the hot popcorn with drinking chocolate. The steam melts the powder. Again it is very messy but yummy. For a savoury version try sprinkling sparingly with parmesan cheese. This has to be done as soon as the popcorn is cooked.
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thanks everyone, theres some nice ideas you have there anngel... :)

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