Popcorn Casserole
1.
Prepare the ingredients, wash the corn kernels, and dry the water with a dry cloth; rinse the casserole and dry the water for later use.
2.
Put butter in the casserole to melt into a liquid state, turn off the heat.
3.
Pour the small corn kernels into the pot, stir evenly with a spatula, so that each small corn kernel can be evenly coated with oil.
4.
Cover the pot and turn on a low heat. Wait patiently. You can hear the crackling sound in the pot, indicating that the small corn kernels are turning into popcorn. During this period, you must wear gloves. Shake the casserole from time to time to heat the corn kernels evenly and prevent the bottom of the pot from sticking. , Until the crackling sound became less and less, indicating that the corn kernels had turned into popcorn, then turn off the heat.
5.
Open the lid and pour in the white sugar.
6.
Stir it quickly, melt the white sugar while it's hot, and dip it on the popcorn. Let it cool before serving.
Tips:
Tips
1. Don't open the lid of the pot out of curiosity when the corn has not bloomed, otherwise the popcorn will pop everywhere and oil will splash. Popcorn must shake the pot from time to time during the blooming process to make it evenly heated and avoid scorching.
2. Ordinary casserole is not recommended to make popcorn. I use the Heile casserole, which is dry-boiled and cold-free, so it’s no problem.
3. You can also use corn oil or salad oil to fry, but it is more fragrant to fry with butter.