Movie Star Popcorn Recipe Reviews - Allrecipes.com (Pg. 12)
Reviewed: Jul. 25, 2008
absolutely SUPER yummy!!!
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Reviewed: Jul. 2, 2008
I have a stove top popper I use with vegetable oil and instead of adding butter i add johnny's seasoning salt to it! It's delicious and healthy and it even tastes good cold as a next day lunch snack!
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Reviewed: Jun. 19, 2008
This is a great recipe. It really evenly coats the popcorn with the butter. I use 1 tbsp coconut oil and 3 tbsp butter. It's a wonderful and cheap snack my kids and I eat nearly every day.
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Reviewed: Jun. 11, 2008
Good taste, but I added more butter at the end! Thanks for the recipe!
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Reviewed: May 16, 2008
I don't know why anyone makes microwave popcorn, when the stove top method is easy and so much better. I make it like Lisa Douglas (review below) - canola oil, throw in a couple of kernels and wait until they pop and then throw in the remainder. Because the oil is at the popping temperature, there is little need to shake it - just a couple times and within a minute or two your popcorn is ready. I also keep flavored salts on hand - like cheddar cheese, to shake on top once it's done. Cheap and way better than the micro. If you find your popcorn doesn't pop well, try this: add a tablespoon or two of water to your container of popcorn, shake it up and let it absorb for a day or two. The moisture in the kernels is what makes it pop. Edit: I have to make a revision. Although Canola oil generally is healthier, high heati creates trans fats which are BAD for you. Peanut oil is a better choice because it has a higher smoke point. (Coconut oil, while having a high smoke point, is high in saturated fats and one of the unhealthiest.)
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Reviewed: Mar. 2, 2008
This was perfect! Tasted just like movie theater popcorn. I took the advice of a another review and used 1 Tbsp oil/4 Tbsp butter, and it was great. I also used vegetable oil because I had nothing else, and it turned out just fine. Thanks for the sharing!
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Home Town: Elkland, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: Buffalo, New York, USA

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Reviewed: Feb. 21, 2008
I make stove-top popcorn all the time, but this recipe perfects the process! I do use olive oil, even with the risk of it burning. I love the idea of adding salt and butter (I used Smart Balance, though)while it cooks. I always throw in a kernel while the oil heats and when it pops I know to add the popcorn. The butter and salt must have some effect because the popcorn didn't start popping for awhile, whereas it always has done so when I just used oil. This is the most evenly salted and flavored popcorn ever! Thanks for the great idea!
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Reviewed: Jan. 29, 2008
We eat popcorn all the time...great CHEAP snack food that our grandchildren love! You may want to check into a whirly whirl popcorn cooker. It has a wire spinner that you turn as the popcorn cooks. It is GREAT!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 27, 2008
Man! That's good stuff!!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 20, 2008
This is by far the best popcorn recipe I've come across! It has lots of flavor without being too greasy and stays nice and crisp. I followed the ingredients list, but divided the recipe in half, which was just enough for two. This is a keeper and I will make it again.
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