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Popcorn – Stovetop

By Steve Page

January 26, 2019


Popcorn - Cut The Crap Kitchen - Costa Rica

Popcorn - Stovetop

Stovetop Popcorn made on the is a snack the whole family loves. It can be a healthy option too, depending on how you prepare it. We try not to add much salt to our popcorn to keep the sodium down. In addition, we use just enough oil to coat the bottom of the pan to prevent burning and sticking. Try using seasonings on your popcorn to add flavor instead of the traditional butter option. Seasonings can be another way to cut down on calories and fat. We do not have an air popper for making popcorn, so we use the stovetop method, as it is cheaper and healthier than microwave versions. Besides, we think the stovetop popcorn just tastes better. Next time you are craving a crunchy snack, why not give popcorn a try instead of chips or crackers?
Vegan, Vegetarian
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Course Side Dish, Snack
Servings 2
Calories 423 kcal

Ingredients
  

Ingredients

  • 2 tbsp Coconut Oil (enough to coat the bottom of pan)
  • 1/4 cup Popcorn

Instructions
 

Cook

  • Coat bottom of the pan with coconut oil and heat on medium (approximately 6 setting).
  • Add popcorn to a saucepan with a lid and allow to cook.
  • When the popcorn starts to pop, use potholders to hold the lid on and gently shake the pan back and forth over heat, until there are roughly three seconds between pops.
  • Remove from heat and serve.
Keyword Affordable, comfort food, Healthy, Snack

Steve Page

Author Steve Page is the co-founder of the Viva Purpose, Inc. publishing group and is excellent at working with authors. He became a #1 International Bestselling author by self-publishing his first book, "Cut The Crap & Move To Costa Rica, A How-to Guide Based On These Gringos Experience." Through his website, blogs, and social media he continues to provide expert advice to relocators with current events and logistics of expat life in Central America.

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