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limegreenc 09-09-2013 10:13 PM

Recipe for Caramel Corn
 
2 Bags of unsalted microwave popcorn
In a small sauce pan, melt 1/4 cup butter-no margarine.
1/3 cup brown sugar
100 grams of unsalted cashews.
1 dollop of milk
Bring to a gentle boil then spoon onto small batches of popcorn to gently coat.
Bake on cookie sheets for approx. 30 minutes-turning once half way through cook time.
Allow to cool-popcorn should be crunchy like Crackerjacks
Some people like a bit of molasses, but the flavour isn't as sweet.
Enjoy!

limegreenc 09-09-2013 10:15 PM

Oops! forgot oven temp
 
Try 275 or 250 degrees if your oven runs hot like mine.

Gravdigr 09-10-2013 03:22 PM

I couldn't help but notice there is no caramel in your caramel corn...

Clodfobble 09-10-2013 04:38 PM

Caramel is just cooked sugar.

Pete Zicato 09-10-2013 06:49 PM

I thought there was milk in caramel.

Pete Zicato 09-10-2013 06:52 PM

Ah. Just checked wiki. Two things with the same name. There's caramel and then there's caramel candy.

limegreenc 09-10-2013 08:48 PM

Its the butter and brown sugar together that makes the caramel's sweetness-getting hungry?

Gravdigr 09-11-2013 08:03 AM

Meh...I could eat.

Clodfobble 09-11-2013 08:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete Zicato
I thought there was milk in caramel.

There's milk in the recipe above... although I can't say I agree with using "a dollop" for a liquid measurement. A dollop is what can hold together on a spoon and get plopped off with one good whack. That's what a dollop is.

Happy Monkey 09-11-2013 11:30 AM

You could probably substitute a "blup" of milk.

Gravdigr 09-11-2013 01:28 PM

I use the uber-precise "glug".

DanaC 09-11-2013 03:53 PM

Generally if using milk in recipes I use the imperial measure: splash

lumberjim 09-11-2013 04:07 PM

What, no one uses a jigger around here?

Undertoad 09-11-2013 05:27 PM

that's racist

Griff 09-11-2013 07:07 PM

only if you don't pay him

Gravdigr 09-12-2013 01:54 PM

There's always the "sploosh".

limegreenc 09-12-2013 07:38 PM

try a shot

xoxoxoBruce 09-12-2013 09:29 PM

Try several shots... and fuck the caramel corn. :haha:

BigV 09-16-2013 11:20 AM

shots of corn, right?

sandrew834 09-24-2013 01:31 AM

This has a higher proportion of corn syrup than most. I think that made it take a few minutes longer to cook up crispy. This was good, but I think ones with less syrup versus brown sugar are more flavorful.

limegreenc 09-25-2013 10:08 PM

sandrew834
Welcome to the Cellar!

JoyMKendrick 10-08-2013 02:30 AM

The Recipe is good but few days back I also tried the same recipe with the help of http://allrecipes.com/recipe/classic-caramel-corn/

orthodoc 10-08-2013 11:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce (Post 875910)
Try several shots... and fuck the caramel corn. :haha:

I'm with Bruce, as long as the shots are single malt. ;)

Sundae 10-09-2013 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clodfobble (Post 875726)
I can't say I agree with using "a dollop" for a liquid measurement. A dollop is what can hold together on a spoon and get plopped off with one good whack. That's what a dollop is.

Missed the innuendo game on this thread. But thought, better late than never.

I even considered making popcorn candy sticks, but soddit.
Mars Celebrations for the Muslim kids, Swizzels & Matlow/ Haribo for the others.

BigV 10-11-2013 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by orthodoc (Post 879451)
I'm with Bruce, as long as the shots are single malt. ;)

What is your favorite single malt?

My favorite is Laphroaig.

Lola Bunny 10-18-2013 08:51 PM

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I like the recipe JoyMKen linked, so I decided to make caramel corn for my nephew's class. The first batch, I burnt the whole 4 quart of popcorn. :-( The recipe said to bake for 45 mins but after 30 mins., my popcorn burned. Afterwards, I based the smell and the color of the popcorn to gauge the baking time. Turns out I only need to bake for 20 mins and reduce the temperature to 200 degrees.
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