Can you make kettle corn?
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When the corn in your popper is about to start popping add between 1/4 to 1/3 cup of sugar and then let it finish as usual. Taste the results and modify amount of sugar to suit your taste.
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Yes it can, but the instructions prefers that vegetable oil be used. There are other recipes included in the manual like parmesan popcorn and kettle popcorn which I have not yet tried.
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Not sure but the only way we fix corn on the cob is to wrap the ear of corn (you don't have to shuck it) in waxed paper and put on a microwave plate and cook for 3 minutes an ear. 3 ears would take 9 minutes. Then just pull off the leaves and the silk comes right with it. This does work wonderful for pasta though.
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I do not have an recipe for kettle corn. I have bought and used Ma's Kettke Corn popcorn seasoning from www.GreatNorthernPopcorn.com and it does a fair job on kettle corn taste when I used it. I may not have put enough on the corn to make it taste like real kettle corn. You can try it and experiment for you taste. Bob
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Whole kernel corn is too large to feed through the mechanism. This mill will grind popcorn or cracked field corn - like you might feed birds. And yes it will grind either of those into a fine flour. It will NOT adjust so that you can grind into a coarse corn meal. I add the corn flour to Kamut flour (also ground in the mill) to produce a very heavy bread that is super as toast in the mornings.
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Yes, it may just fill the kettle to the point where less than half of all the corn may to pop. So, just use only half at a time.
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The small kettle in the center that cooks the popcorn, you can put literally anything you want in there. It's the same as putting popcorn in the pot and cooking it on your stove and making homemade popcorn. So yes, you can do anything.
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I've never made kettle corn in the popper but I imagine you could. I looked on Allrecipes.com & they've got a recipe that has oil, popcorn & brown or white sugar. The nice thing about this popper is that no shaking required & you can even use on glass top stove. I've also used it in my camper. Also, this is US made. It doesn't have a nonstick coating but washes up fairly well. I didn't want the toxins that are found in non-stick poppers. Now I'll be trying the kettle corn recipe! Happy popping! :)
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The cooking/popping kettle holds about 8 oz of kernels the warming area holds about 20oz of popped corn. Serving size depends on the containers you put it in but it is a lot for a household but not for a busy office or retail establishment.
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Yes. Voids warrantee, the company won't tell you you should, but you can use it as a first coffee roasting experience. And, you can still pop corn in it, going back and forth won't change flavors.
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Guess you could...they are hard to get into the corn cob so they might fall out while cooking....
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Yes, I have used it to make potato chips myself. I sliced them very thin & medium both cooked well.
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Movie style popcorn is made with coconut oil. The nice thing about coconut oil is it is a solid so if you get a 2 oz cookie scoop it's easy to add the oil to the kettle without getting it everywhere. You can use vegetable oil but make sure it can take high heat or it will burn. First, turn the kettle on and let it heat up then add the oil. To the oil add ultra fine salt, or if you want a buttery flavor add Flavacol better buttery salt (you can get it at Amazon and it is similar to what they use at the movies). After adding the oil and salt then add the popcorn.
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Yes, you can use a pot on the stove. I did it just the other night and it turned out great. Just be sure that the pot you are using is large enough to hold all the popped corn. It makes a lot! The bag gives instructions and suggests a 6 quart pot. I used a large dutch oven and it was just barely big enough. I heated the oil first then added the popcorn and salt. Be sure to shake it up to mix in the salt. It is delicious!
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Thank you for your inquiry. The Lindy's stainless steel popcorn popper is good for making kettle corn popcorn.
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Yes. Add it to the oil before the corn. Then fake liquid butter after. Yummy.
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Unfortunately you can't roast the corn kernels. They have moisture trapped inside by the outer shell and therefore wil pop when introduced to heat to release the moisture. That's why they "pop" when you cook them. As far as beans, yes you can roast them. However, I don't really know long it would take since the only settings on the machine are for popcorn and nuts. But some experimenting with the time and the setting will be your best bet for that.