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I move quiet a bit and suddenly I found myself with microwave popcorn but without any microwave. I'd like to pop them anyway.
I've seen in movies how people pop corn on stoves in various ways but I have never seen it IRL. A quick search on the Swedish web didn't yield any good results - people said it was impossible.
Can you pop microwave popcorn on a stove?
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I move quiet a bit and suddenly I found myself with microwave popcorn but without any microwave. I'd like to pop them anyway.
I've seen in movies how people pop corn on stoves in various ways but I have never seen it IRL. A quick search on the Swedish web didn't yield any good results - people said it was impossible.
Can you pop microwave popcorn on a stove?
popcorn
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I move quiet a bit and suddenly I found myself with microwave popcorn but without any microwave. I'd like to pop them anyway.
I've seen in movies how people pop corn on stoves in various ways but I have never seen it IRL. A quick search on the Swedish web didn't yield any good results - people said it was impossible.
Can you pop microwave popcorn on a stove?
popcorn
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I move quiet a bit and suddenly I found myself with microwave popcorn but without any microwave. I'd like to pop them anyway.
I've seen in movies how people pop corn on stoves in various ways but I have never seen it IRL. A quick search on the Swedish web didn't yield any good results - people said it was impossible.
Can you pop microwave popcorn on a stove?
popcorn
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bonappetit.com/recipes/article/…
– J Crosby
8 hours ago
related : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/21325/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/2613/67
– Joe
4 hours ago
add a comment |
1
bonappetit.com/recipes/article/…
– J Crosby
8 hours ago
related : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/21325/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/2613/67
– Joe
4 hours ago
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1
bonappetit.com/recipes/article/…
– J Crosby
8 hours ago
bonappetit.com/recipes/article/…
– J Crosby
8 hours ago
related : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/21325/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/2613/67
– Joe
4 hours ago
related : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/21325/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/2613/67
– Joe
4 hours ago
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After I found the pack of microwave popcorn again I decided to do a quick search on the English web.
I found that the corn in the bag is just normal corn with some added fake butter and that there'd be no issues popping it.
Then I looked for good ways of popping corn on a stove and found an excellent video with step-by-step instructions.
- Find a suitable pot with a good lid.
- Put the corn in a bowl as it can be tricky to get out of the bag.
- Pour some oil in the pot, covering the entire bottom.
- Put >2< corns in the pot.
- Put the pot on the burner and set it to medium-high (7/9).
- Wait for the 2 corns to pop.
- Put the rest of the corns in the pot and put on the lid.
- Shake the pot and continue to shake it every 10 seconds.
- When there's 1-2 seconds between pops you're done!
Then season with butter, salt or whatever you want.
The result was perfect! Even better than if you'd have put it in the microwave!
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After I found the pack of microwave popcorn again I decided to do a quick search on the English web.
I found that the corn in the bag is just normal corn with some added fake butter and that there'd be no issues popping it.
Then I looked for good ways of popping corn on a stove and found an excellent video with step-by-step instructions.
- Find a suitable pot with a good lid.
- Put the corn in a bowl as it can be tricky to get out of the bag.
- Pour some oil in the pot, covering the entire bottom.
- Put >2< corns in the pot.
- Put the pot on the burner and set it to medium-high (7/9).
- Wait for the 2 corns to pop.
- Put the rest of the corns in the pot and put on the lid.
- Shake the pot and continue to shake it every 10 seconds.
- When there's 1-2 seconds between pops you're done!
Then season with butter, salt or whatever you want.
The result was perfect! Even better than if you'd have put it in the microwave!
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I would mark this as correct then!
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After I found the pack of microwave popcorn again I decided to do a quick search on the English web.
I found that the corn in the bag is just normal corn with some added fake butter and that there'd be no issues popping it.
Then I looked for good ways of popping corn on a stove and found an excellent video with step-by-step instructions.
- Find a suitable pot with a good lid.
- Put the corn in a bowl as it can be tricky to get out of the bag.
- Pour some oil in the pot, covering the entire bottom.
- Put >2< corns in the pot.
- Put the pot on the burner and set it to medium-high (7/9).
- Wait for the 2 corns to pop.
- Put the rest of the corns in the pot and put on the lid.
- Shake the pot and continue to shake it every 10 seconds.
- When there's 1-2 seconds between pops you're done!
Then season with butter, salt or whatever you want.
The result was perfect! Even better than if you'd have put it in the microwave!
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I would mark this as correct then!
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After I found the pack of microwave popcorn again I decided to do a quick search on the English web.
I found that the corn in the bag is just normal corn with some added fake butter and that there'd be no issues popping it.
Then I looked for good ways of popping corn on a stove and found an excellent video with step-by-step instructions.
- Find a suitable pot with a good lid.
- Put the corn in a bowl as it can be tricky to get out of the bag.
- Pour some oil in the pot, covering the entire bottom.
- Put >2< corns in the pot.
- Put the pot on the burner and set it to medium-high (7/9).
- Wait for the 2 corns to pop.
- Put the rest of the corns in the pot and put on the lid.
- Shake the pot and continue to shake it every 10 seconds.
- When there's 1-2 seconds between pops you're done!
Then season with butter, salt or whatever you want.
The result was perfect! Even better than if you'd have put it in the microwave!
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After I found the pack of microwave popcorn again I decided to do a quick search on the English web.
I found that the corn in the bag is just normal corn with some added fake butter and that there'd be no issues popping it.
Then I looked for good ways of popping corn on a stove and found an excellent video with step-by-step instructions.
- Find a suitable pot with a good lid.
- Put the corn in a bowl as it can be tricky to get out of the bag.
- Pour some oil in the pot, covering the entire bottom.
- Put >2< corns in the pot.
- Put the pot on the burner and set it to medium-high (7/9).
- Wait for the 2 corns to pop.
- Put the rest of the corns in the pot and put on the lid.
- Shake the pot and continue to shake it every 10 seconds.
- When there's 1-2 seconds between pops you're done!
Then season with butter, salt or whatever you want.
The result was perfect! Even better than if you'd have put it in the microwave!
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