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3 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup safflower oil
1 cup raw popcorn
1 tablespoon corn syrup
Process granulated sugar and salt in a mini food processor for 60- 90 seconds. Using a 8 qrt Heavy Gage Pot/Lid place on stove and preheat on
medium high. Pour Safflower oil in pot and heat oil for about 1 minute. Pour corn into hot oil. Heat corn with oil for about 30 seconds, add corn
syrup to hot oil and pop corn that has not yet popped. Stir corn mixture to mix corn syrup into the oil. Place lid on pot. The corn should be starting
to pop shortly. Shake pot constantly while cooking. When the popcorn starts to pop and has a layer of popped corn covering the raw corn very
quickly pour the salt and sugar mixture in to the pop corn that is popping. This needs to be timed right, and quickly done. A few kernels may fly out.
A glass lid is a big help. During the cooking process you must be constantly shaking the pot. When the corn has slowed the process of popping,
quickly remove the pot from the stove and pour into a large bowl. Its better if some has not popped so the rest will not burn with the sugar content.
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup safflower oil
1 cup raw popcorn
1 tablespoon corn syrup
Process granulated sugar and salt in a mini food processor for 60- 90 seconds. Using a 8 qrt Heavy Gage Pot/Lid place on stove and preheat on
medium high. Pour Safflower oil in pot and heat oil for about 1 minute. Pour corn into hot oil. Heat corn with oil for about 30 seconds, add corn
syrup to hot oil and pop corn that has not yet popped. Stir corn mixture to mix corn syrup into the oil. Place lid on pot. The corn should be starting
to pop shortly. Shake pot constantly while cooking. When the popcorn starts to pop and has a layer of popped corn covering the raw corn very
quickly pour the salt and sugar mixture in to the pop corn that is popping. This needs to be timed right, and quickly done. A few kernels may fly out.
A glass lid is a big help. During the cooking process you must be constantly shaking the pot. When the corn has slowed the process of popping,
quickly remove the pot from the stove and pour into a large bowl. Its better if some has not popped so the rest will not burn with the sugar content.
