How to Make Real Popcorn

Your popcorn maker should come with instructions on how much of the kernels it will pop., Turn on the machine., Get a big bowl and place it under the chute where the popcorn comes out, then get out your salt and butter. , In a microwavable dish...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Your popcorn maker should come with instructions on how much of the kernels it will pop.

    Most will even come with their own handy pre-measured scoop.

    Following the instruction for your specific popper, add the kernels.
  2. Step 2: Turn on the machine.

    It will take time to heat up and start popping, so get yourself prepared in the mean time. ,, Depending on your microwave, about a minute should do it.

    Keep an eye on it, but don't let it boil over! , Let it cool just a little while your popcorn finishes popping. , Do a little at a time, then stop to stir it up and add some salt.

    Taste test! ,,,
  3. Step 3: Get a big bowl and place it under the chute where the popcorn comes out

  4. Step 4: then get out your salt and butter.

  5. Step 5: In a microwavable dish

  6. Step 6: melt about 3/4 (or more to taste) of a stick of real butter.

  7. Step 7: When the butter is melted

  8. Step 8: take it out and stir it.

  9. Step 9: When all the popcorn is done

  10. Step 10: turn off the machine slowly drizzle the butter over the popcorn.

  11. Step 11: Repeat step 6 until the popcorn is to your liking.

  12. Step 12: Pour yourself a drink

  13. Step 13: grab a lot of napkins

  14. Step 14: pop in your favorite movie and enjoy.

  15. Step 15: Finished.

Detailed Guide

Most will even come with their own handy pre-measured scoop.

Following the instruction for your specific popper, add the kernels.

It will take time to heat up and start popping, so get yourself prepared in the mean time. ,, Depending on your microwave, about a minute should do it.

Keep an eye on it, but don't let it boil over! , Let it cool just a little while your popcorn finishes popping. , Do a little at a time, then stop to stir it up and add some salt.

Taste test! ,,,

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