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About 'corn cooking oil'|.... 16 Slice or chop salami, corned beef or kielbasa and warm in a little oil; stir in eggs and scramble...Chinese tomato and eggs: Cook minced garlic in peanut...







About 'corn cooking oil'|.... 16 Slice or chop salami, corned beef or kielbasa and warm in a little oil; stir in eggs and scramble...Chinese tomato and eggs: Cook minced garlic in peanut...








If               you               are               the               type               of               person               who               can't               wait               for               the               county               fair               to               make               it's               way               through               your               locality               each               year               simply               because               it's               the               only               place               you               can               buy               Kettle               Korn,               you're               waiting               is               over!

Here               is               a               simple               method               for               making               great               tasting               Kettle               Korn               at               home,               without               a               kettle!

The               only               thing               you               will               likely               need               in               addition               to               what               you               typically               use               to               make               regular               popcorn,               is               sugar.

So               to               start,               be               sure               to               have               your               pot               that               you               will               be               popping               the               corn               in,               a               little               cooking               oil,               some               butter               or               margarine,               salt,               about               1/4               cup               of               sugar,               and               a               large               bowl.

Make               sure               you               keep               your               large               bowl               close               at               hand               so               that               you               won't               have               to               grab               for               it               when               the               the               time               comes               to               pour               your               kettle               korn               into               it.
               Heat               about               2               Tablespoons               of               cooking               oil               in               the               pot,               adding               1/4               cup               of               butter,               over               medium               to               high               heat.

Once               the               butter               is               completely               melted               and               the               butter               and               oil               mixture               are               beginning               to               bubble               a               bit,               pour               in               enough               popcorn               kernels               to               cover               the               bottom               of               the               pot.

Cover               the               pot               with               a               lid,               and               slide               the               pot               back               and               forth               continually               across               the               burner               to               prevent               burning               the               popcorn.

From               this               point               on,               it               will               be               much               easier               to               complete               the               process               of               making               the               kettle               korn               if               you               wear               oven               mitts,               or               use               potholders               to               protect               your               hands               from               the               heat.
               After               a               few               minutes,               you               will               notice               that               the               popcorn               kernels               are               beginning               to               smell               like               popcorn,               although               they               haven't               begun               popping               yet.

This               is               the               time               when               you               want               to               add               the               sugar               to               the               pot.

Remove               the               lid,               disperse               the               sugar               (not               in               one               big               lump,               but               poured               as               evenly               as               possible               throughout               the               pot).

Replace               the               lid,               and               continue               sliding               the               pot               back               and               forth               on               the               burner.
               Within               a               few               moments,               you               will               likely               hear               the               kernels               beginning               to               pop.

At               this               point,               turn               the               burner               down               a               bit.

Continue               sliding               the               pot               back               and               forth               across               the               burner               as               the               kernels               pop,               to               keep               them               from               burning.

When               it               sounds               as               though               the               popping               has               slowed               significantly,               you               will               want               to               remove               the               pot               from               the               heat               to               prevent               burning               (does               anything               smell               worse               than               a               house               filled               with               the               odor               of               burnt               popcorn?).
               Empty               the               popcorn               into               your               large               bowl,               and               "toss"               the               popcorn               around               a               bit               to               disperse               the               sugary               coating.

Do               this               quickly               though,               because               you               will               want               to               sprinkle               on               some               salt               before               the               sugary               coating               has               time               to               cool               so               much               that               it               dries,               so               that               the               salt               adheres               to               the               popcorn.
               Now               you               can               have               your               favorite               Kettle               Korn               whenever               you               want!






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