Popcorn
I know, it’s not much, but this is all I’ve got to show you by way of a current knitting project–the base of a string bag, just waiting for the sides to start.
Fascinating, I know.
Let’s see … in other news, I did something I haven’t done in ages. I made popcorn tonight. Not that naughty, microwave popcorn–the real stuff. Made in a pot on the stove, served with a little salt and a little butter. The only inconvenient part is that then there’s a pot and bowl to clean up. Well, three bowls–one for each of us. I used to have this beautiful, glass, microwave popper that worked as a serving bowl as well as a popper, but it broke. (Twice, because the replacement broke, too, darn it. I miss that popper.) Although, stove-popped tastes best. For some great tips and flavor ideas, check out this thread.
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We are so very separated at birth! I am a popcorn fanatic. I usually use my 1980s era air popper but nothing beats the real thing.
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I love stove popped - my mother used to make it every Friday night - giant bowls of it. We use the air popper now - especially since I ruined one of hubby’s Le Creuset enamel pans making stove top popcorn early in our relationship! Well, not totally ruined, but it chipped a couple of holes in the enamel. Who knew?
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Stovetop popped does taste the best - I’m usually not that ambitious…
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I love pop corn made in a pot on the stove. Delish!
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The knitting might not be The One but it’s practical!
Yum, stove topped popcorn. My brother sent me some popcorn popping thingajig called the Whirly-Gig that makes some fabulous popcorn.
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The knitting might not be The One but it’s practical!
Yum, stove top popcorn. My brother sent me some popcorn popping thingajig called the Whirly-Gig that makes some fabulous popcorn.
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Have you tried Alton Brown’s technique for DIY microwave popcorn? You can see it here: http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_11374,00.html
Easy peasy! No mess!
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i havne’t bought microwave popcorn since i bought popcorn at the farmers market last summer. i found a fab recipe in one of the moosewood cookbooks that is garlic cheese popcorn. i practically licked the bowl!
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