Garlic-Parmesan Popcorn
Lose the greasy, butter popcorn sauce and put a spin on this movie-time mainstay with garlic and parmesan.
Lose the greasy, butter popcorn sauce and put a spin on this movie-time mainstay with garlic and parmesan.
Unfortunately, the recipe is useless for anybody counting calories unless it states what constitutes a serving. Interesting, the information provides a breakdown of everything else but that. Negative stars if I could. Please help us all be healthy and include this vital info!!
How many servings is this? It says 73 calories per serving but there must be more than 1 serving in 20 cups of popcorn!
This is lovely, though I have to substitute vegan margarine and Pecorino Romano due to a sever allergy to cow milk. I also don't bother with the extra oil and mess of stove top popping - I use either my old popper-bowl (a big bowl with a vented lid for use in the microwave) or a clean brown paper bag and nuke it - fast and much less mess.
A better ratio of oil to kernels is 3 T oil for 1/3 C kernels. The pot should be such a size that the kernels just about cover the bottom, and are themselves covered in the oil. Otherwise, there may be scorching. I often add olive oil to the melted butter/garlic mixture, and sprinkle salad herbs over the corn. Sprinkle salad or dipping herbs, too.
This was really good, but 1 cup of unpopped popcorn is too much..you need a really large pot (and the strength to "vigorously slide it back and forth"). I used the biggest one I had and it didn't fit so I ended up burning the bottom.