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Makes about 12 cups popped. Only 3.5mg oxalate per 3 cups. You don't need to eat it all at once. Popcorn stays fresh for a while in a bag on the counter but I keep my leftovers in the freezer. It will stay fresh for weeks and no, it doesn't get soggy.

Servings: 12 cups

Servings: 12 cups
Ingredients
Steps
  1. subheading: The method:
  2. - Measure ½ cup (84g kernels). No need to buy expensive name brand. Inexpensive store brand works just fine.
  3. - Heat 2 TBSP canola or avocado oil in a big pot (big enough for 12 cups of popcorn). You should use an oil with a high smoking point. Olive oil has a lower smoking point and may burn.
  4. - Put 3 kernels of popcorn in the oil and put the lid on the pot.
  5. - Heat the oil on medium high.
  6. - When all 3 kernels pop, add the ½ cup of kernels.
  7. - IMMEDIATELY **REMOVE** THE POT FROM THE HEAT. This is the secret!
  8. - Wait a full 70 seconds. This heats the kernels so they will be ready to pop quickly without getting burned.
  9. - Put the pot back on the medium high heat.
  10. - When it starts to pop (about a minute later) tilt the lid to allow the steam to escape so the popcorn doesn't get soggy. No need to shake the pot while popping.
  11. - It will pop quickly, in about another minute. When popping stops, turn off the heat and remove the lid to allow more steam to escape.
  12. - Tastes good plain, but if you want to season it with a powder or dry spices, I've found if you put a bit of popcorn in a bowl and spray a small amount of cooking spray, add the powder and shake, the seasoning will stick to the popcorn. Repeat with another layer if needed.
 

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