I whipped it up for the first time this fall to take to Lindsey's party and it definitely won't be the last time I make it this season. A few quick notes:
- The recipe contains instructions for popping popcorn on the stove top, which you can definitely do if you like, but I have always used microwave popcorn and it works perfectly. I like to get one of the non-buttery natural kinds for this particular recipe, like Orville Redenbacher's Tender White.
- For the peanut butter, definitely get one with no sugar added, like Jif Natural or another type of natural peanut butter (I like Jif because it's smooth)
- The recipe lists Sriracha as a suggested addition and I definitely recommend it. That slight zing of heat really balances out the flavors. I still add the vanilla as well because I like the flavor. I usually end up adding a little more than a teaspoon of Sriracha, but just go with your own taste buds on this one. The key is that you can always add a bit more, but you can't take it away once it's in there, so add gradually.
- If you want to replicate that fresh-off-the stove gooeyness, you can pop this in the microwave in short bursts to warm it back up a little.
I hope this becomes a new fall/winter favorite for you all as well. It has become a snacking staple around here when it's chilly!
this popcorn was SOOO good!
ReplyDeletethank you! so glad you liked it - as you can see it is very easy to make!
DeleteI second that! Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like satay flavored. Thanksgiving movies are looming!! We'll try it.
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