Popcorn is a family favorite in our house - and this is my favorite way to make it! It's super easy and way tastier than microwave popcorn. Enjoy it! XO Dani
My mom always prepared our popcorn this way and we loved it! The only difference was that once the popping started she kept shaking the pot until the popping was completely done to keep the kernels from burning.
I bought some popcorn kernels on Wednesday and boom, on Friday you posted a stovetop popcorn recipe! Its as if you knew! Thanks Dani. This recipe is simple and fun to make.
I do this weekly, but I use coconut oil because I love the way it gives my popcorn a coconutty taste! Huge fan of putting some NOOCH on my popcorn as well. Yummmmm, gonna go make some now after watching this haha
I love popcorn. Thanks to my grandmother I was eating popcorn early in life. My grandmother was part Native American and she made sure we were eating popcorn and blueberries.
What? There’s a technique to this? I usually left the lid off and my kids and I ran like crazy folk as popcorn shot off into every direction! 😂 In all seriousness, Dani, several of your recipes are in my cookbook! Thanks for being humble. Please, don’t change, no matter how unruly the world gets! Bless you my sister from another mister!
This is the method I grew up with so glad you are sharing it- at times for small batches we also used a cast iron skillet used with a metal lid. Thank you for taking the time to explain some of the “nuances” - when I left home I had a dedicated pot for popcorn as I didn’t always pay enough attention to the temp. so it would sizzle a bit and affect the surface. Nowadays I use an air popper and drizzle with a tad of jalapeño infused olive oil and sprinkle of salt. Thanks for your wonderful and well described recipes.
Hey, Dani! I’ve made popcorn on the stove as well until I discovered the silicone popcorn maker for the microwave. This also uses regular popcorn kernels, but no oil. I will say that I have had differing success with this tool in different microwave ovens, but have figured out the right combination with my current microwave. Whatever method, stovetop or silicone popper, I think it’s better than prepackaged microwave popcorn and much more economical!
It's rather funny seeing a how to do popcorn 🍿 on the stove stop. I don't like Microwave popcorn so I normally make popcorn this way. To me it tastes the best made this way. Good video.
I highly recommend the Whirley-Pop popcorn maker for perfect stovetop popcorn every time! I used to use your method. The Whirley-Pop is a total game changer!
This is a throwback!!! This was the first recipe I saw on your channel, Dani. It's wonderful to see the redux, and I can vouch that the popcorn is still delicious to this day 🤤. Plain salt is still the best topping!!!
Thank you for this. I have used an air popper for years. My mom used to have a dedicated pan to pop popcorn on the stove. What brand pots and pans do you use? I never thought of putting seasoning in the oil before popping the corn. I just purchased a microwave and have one of those silicone poppers that I am going to give a shot today. Again, thank you for this video!!
Thanks for this Dani! I absolutely ❤️ popcorn 🍿 love it! And I’ve cooked it on the stove- however- I’ve never done it low and slow, nor have I ever tried with avocado oil 🤯 I’m going to try your way next time. Thanks!
Salt Protip: use fine salt (the size you get from a handgrinder - almost like flour) it sticks perfectly and evenly and there won't be any salty leftover in the bottom. Also no need to put it in from start. PS. If you don't have a grinder, just use a mortar and pestle. This is the way they do it at cinemas.
When I was little, many years ago, we would pop a big pot of corn, fold over the top edge of a large paper bag and fill it full. Throw all the couch cushions on the floor and watch a movie. Usually western or the occasional Godzilla! It tastes so much better this way
Back in the day when I didn't have a lot of money and I had literally one pot with no lid I just put tin foil generously but secured the sides so that when the popcorn popped it allowed it to go up a little bit on the aluminum foil
First time I popped on the stovetop...I put too much for such a small pot and so much came up that the lid got pushed off. Popcorn everywhereeee. Lesson learnt, use a huge pot! 😂😂😂
Back when I used to drink, I remember getting drunk one night, making popcorn on the stove, and falling asleep on accident. I think the fire alarm woke me up, but it wasn't right away. When I woke, all due to the burnt popcorn on the stove, you would have thought the whole house was on fire. I had to get to the basement, just to think about what to do. I had to duck down when upstairs due to so much smoke. And when I opened the windows, it was huge streams of smoke pouring out. This was due to a little pan of popcorn on the stove. I took the pan outside, let it burn out, and that was the end of the problem. It looked like burning coals in a grill. I only say it as a public service announcement, to be careful with burning popcorn. It generates so much smoke, you may be shocked.
I must be getting old because its hard for me to think of needing instructions on how to make stovetop popcorn. But I didn't get a microwave until my early 20s
Shape of that pot is wok; no way every kernel pops without any skin or duds; needs a lot of oil too. Moisture on glass lid= soggy popcorn. By time clean up stove, wash greasy pot, stovetop & bowls U’ve paid more in water bills & time than microwave natural popcorn. I’ve cooked stovetop until the cleanup time & $$ was not worth it
Popcorn is a family favorite in our house - and this is my favorite way to make it! It's super easy and way tastier than microwave popcorn. Enjoy it! XO Dani
And much healthier than microwave poisonous popcorn
Exactly whät I was looking for !! It must be Popcorn Season))) 😆 🤣 😂
This is how we grew up making Popcorn 🍿 😋 No chemicals like the microwave bags...
My mom always prepared our popcorn this way and we loved it! The only difference was that once the popping started she kept shaking the pot until the popping was completely done to keep the kernels from burning.
Hi Nancy
Same!! My mom always made popcorn this way growing up and she always gently shook the pot the entire time it was popping :)
It only makes sense
I bought some popcorn kernels on Wednesday and boom, on Friday you posted a stovetop popcorn recipe! Its as if you knew! Thanks Dani. This recipe is simple and fun to make.
I do this weekly, but I use coconut oil because I love the way it gives my popcorn a coconutty taste! Huge fan of putting some NOOCH on my popcorn as well. Yummmmm, gonna go make some now after watching this haha
I love popcorn. Thanks to my grandmother I was eating popcorn early in life. My grandmother was part Native American and she made sure we were eating popcorn and blueberries.
What? There’s a technique to this? I usually left the lid off and my kids and I ran like crazy folk as popcorn shot off into every direction! 😂
In all seriousness, Dani, several of your recipes are in my cookbook! Thanks for being humble. Please, don’t change, no matter how unruly the world gets! Bless you my sister from another mister!
Awe, thank you for your kind words - I appreciate them. Enjoy this technique - it's easy and delicious! Sending all that love right back your way. ❤️
The sea salt in the oil is a nice tip. I’m going to try this! Thank you.
Best way to make popcorn!! Been doing it that way for 45 years!!! ❤️
Yes!! We always do stovetop! The best!
You can also use coconut oil or leftover bacon grease if you want to live on the edge!😆
YES! I love using coconut oil as well.
I have been doing my popcorn this way since the age of 16 and its the best ever, love this video
I love making popcorn this way as well. Thanks. Cheers👏.....cheers👏......cheers👏......cheers👏😊😊🤗
This is the method I grew up with so glad you are sharing it- at times for small batches we also used a cast iron skillet used with a metal lid. Thank you for taking the time to explain some of the “nuances” - when I left home I had a dedicated pot for popcorn as I didn’t always pay enough attention to the temp. so it would sizzle a bit and affect the surface. Nowadays I use an air popper and drizzle with a tad of jalapeño infused olive oil and sprinkle of salt. Thanks for your wonderful and well described recipes.
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I learn something today. I tried to do popcorn on the stove but more than half it got burned 🙄. But this is something way better... Thank you Dani
Hey, Dani! I’ve made popcorn on the stove as well until I discovered the silicone popcorn maker for the microwave. This also uses regular popcorn kernels, but no oil. I will say that I have had differing success with this tool in different microwave ovens, but have figured out the right combination with my current microwave. Whatever method, stovetop or silicone popper, I think it’s better than prepackaged microwave popcorn and much more economical!
Hi Diane! I've never heard of this - I'll have to check it out! Thanks for the tip.
Popcorn great snack, I love adding some herb and garlic powder!! Yum ! 👍
Popcorn is one of my favorite snacks.
It's rather funny seeing a how to do popcorn 🍿 on the stove stop. I don't like Microwave popcorn so I normally make popcorn this way. To me it tastes the best made this way. Good video.
Thank you love your content you have teach me how to cook clean and delicious
It's my pleasure! I'm so glad the videos are helpful.
I have an air popper, but I've never made it this way before. I will definitely give this a try!!
Enjoy it, Craig!
Thanks 😊
I make some and my family loved it so much that they ask me to make more 😂😂😂❤❤
I highly recommend the Whirley-Pop popcorn maker for perfect stovetop popcorn every time! I used to use your method. The Whirley-Pop is a total game changer!
What cool popcorn hacks! How cool, Dani-thank you so much.
It's my pleasure, Patty! I'm glad it was heplful.
This is a throwback!!! This was the first recipe I saw on your channel, Dani. It's wonderful to see the redux, and I can vouch that the popcorn is still delicious to this day 🤤. Plain salt is still the best topping!!!
That is amazing!! Thanks for being with me through all of these years 🙏
Delicious!! This is how we make it in our family too🤗❤🌞
Thsnks
Thanks Dani. I grew up making popcorn that way.❤
I did this and i add one spon of butter in the end for the taste , and my popcorn taste amazinggg😍😍😍😍 tyy
thanks for sharing
Thank you for this. I have used an air popper for years. My mom used to have a dedicated pan to pop popcorn on the stove. What brand pots and pans do you use? I never thought of putting seasoning in the oil before popping the corn. I just purchased a microwave and have one of those silicone poppers that I am going to give a shot today. Again, thank you for this video!!
like especially for the mouth popcorn catch ngs at the end. Good procedures of making popcorn as well. Cheers!
I love popcorn . My fav snsck
Me too!!
Thanks for this Dani! I absolutely ❤️ popcorn 🍿 love it! And I’ve cooked it on the stove- however- I’ve never done it low and slow, nor have I ever tried with avocado oil 🤯 I’m going to try your way next time. Thanks!
I love it as well!! And yes! Low and slow is key!
I love Popcorn!
Saaaaame!
Looks yummy 😊
Love popcorn
Me too!
Once its done I like to add a bit of garlic and chilli powder, other times just a tad of sugar 😋
Thanks, Dani for this great video. I used to make popcorn this way so must get back to it. A little Ghee butter spray on the top. Yummy!
Yummy
🎉 TY!
Salt Protip: use fine salt (the size you get from a handgrinder - almost like flour) it sticks perfectly and evenly and there won't be any salty leftover in the bottom. Also no need to put it in from start. PS. If you don't have a grinder, just use a mortar and pestle. This is the way they do it at cinemas.
Delicious homemade popcorn thank you for sharing
Misread the title and too excited to watch the video. So no popcorn and got to buy a new sofa. Anyways, have a great weekend.
LOL! Enjoy the weekend.
Thanks! Can I use coconut oil? And can i use the same tecnique with sugar instead of salt?
Yes you can.
YEAH ❤ POPCORN!
I love popcorn
EASY🍿🙌THANK YOU DANI
I add nutritional yeast and sometimes spike.
When I was little, many years ago, we would pop a big pot of corn, fold over the top edge of a large paper bag and fill it full. Throw all the couch cushions on the floor and watch a movie. Usually western or the occasional Godzilla! It tastes so much better this way
Ok, I need to try this!!! 😍
I could not believe you made this video given that I've been making
Super clean and delicious .. keep going nd keep sharing such recipes 🫰🏻💖
That's my plan!! Thanks for watching.
Back in the day when I didn't have a lot of money and I had literally one pot with no lid I just put tin foil generously but secured the sides so that when the popcorn popped it allowed it to go up a little bit on the aluminum foil
First time I popped on the stovetop...I put too much for such a small pot and so much came up that the lid got pushed off. Popcorn everywhereeee. Lesson learnt, use a huge pot! 😂😂😂
😋
Thanks soo much
Add some nutritional yeast yum!
Wow really learning something different how to make my pop corn some never pop
This method works really well and gets most all of the kernels.
@@CleanandDeliciousDani thank u I love ur channel learning everyday
I forgot I was cooking popcorn and at the end of the movie I had homemade coal
Hello, and thanks for tips. How to do popcorn with cheese? (if I want everything to be covered with cheese, not just a part)
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Does your pot get burnt after the popcorn is done?
No! It shouldn't - you want to cook low + slow :)
If I wanted it sweet what would you recommend 🙏
Add some cinnamon and sugar at the end - you could do a monk fruit sweetener for a low sugar option.
Nice ❤️❤️
Nice
how to measure the volume of poped corn ?
Well I would much rather prefer to find this video sooner because I burnt my popcorn to ash.
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How many servings does this make?
How about some H Pink salt ??
That would be deeeelicious!
@@CleanandDeliciousDani ❤❤
Can I use Olive Oil 🫒 🕊
Back when I used to drink, I remember getting drunk one night, making popcorn on the stove, and falling asleep on accident. I think the fire alarm woke me up, but it wasn't right away.
When I woke, all due to the burnt popcorn on the stove, you would have thought the whole house was on fire. I had to get to the basement, just to think about what to do. I had to duck down when upstairs due to so much smoke. And when I opened the windows, it was huge streams of smoke pouring out. This was due to a little pan of popcorn on the stove.
I took the pan outside, let it burn out, and that was the end of the problem. It looked like burning coals in a grill.
I only say it as a public service announcement, to be careful with burning popcorn. It generates so much smoke, you may be shocked.
I must be getting old because its hard for me to think of needing instructions on how to make stovetop popcorn. But I didn't get a microwave until my early 20s
Add paprika
👍🏽
What's the difference between GMO corn and none GMO corn? Apart from the obvious genetic modification
Shape of that pot is wok; no way every kernel pops without any skin or duds; needs a lot of oil too. Moisture on glass lid= soggy popcorn. By time clean up stove, wash greasy pot, stovetop & bowls U’ve paid more in water bills & time than microwave natural popcorn. I’ve cooked stovetop until the cleanup time & $$ was not worth it
My popcorn is broke😢
MICROWAVE BAGS ARE DISGUSTING AND HORRIBLE.
Soooooo bad for you! Full of poisons
Step 4. Melt two sticks of butter
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please
Yeah; don't eat microwave-popcorn. Most of it has disgusting chemicals in the bag.
Shit was burnt on the 2nd clip
Me:JUST BUY MICROWAVE LOL 😂
Watching Netflux is very unhealthy
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