Where is the time flying by to?? Before I know it Christmas will be a dim and distant memory and I've still not blogged last year's Christmas lunch extravaganza. Think I may need to break into some scheduled posting!
In the meantime, here is something I made earlier. Heavenly Caramel Popcorn perfect for when you get some time to watch your favourite Christmas movie in the coming weeks.
Caramel Popcorn
2 tbsp veg oil
200g popcorn maize
125g butter, diced
150g caster sugar
2 tbsp clear honey
Add the popped corn, stirring until coated. Tip out onto two non stick baking trays and leave to set and harden. Break up into pieces and pile into a large bowl to serve.
Waitrose
I was just reading today that popcorn machines occupy the first, third and fifth in Selfridges top best selling kitchen items this Christmas! Nothing like a great big bowl and Its a Wonderful Life...
ReplyDeleteLove this and the little bucket too! I'm just watching a film as we speak but I might have to bookmark this recipe for the start of my holidays and settle down as suggested with a Christmas movie! :-)
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of popcorn recipes about recently. I think there's a new trend but yours look particularly good. Such a simple idea and so fast and surely better than a bowl of sweets? Love the little bucket too!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely and far better than the bagged variety. I'll have to try this. I'm on a bit of a popcorn craze at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI'm always on the look out for new popcorn recipes, this sounds delicious, I think my daughter will love it, and it's certainly one for future play dates with her friends.
ReplyDeleteOooh yes please.
ReplyDeleteOh YES. Brilliant idea, and perfect for snacking on, to all the Christmas films that will be on soon.
ReplyDeletethis looks fantastic - sylvia loves popcorn so I keep thinking I should make fancy popcorn like this rather than microwave popcorn!
ReplyDeletePerfect for the upcoming Christmas Movie Fest I'm planning with the kids!
ReplyDeleteI love caramel popcorn look delicious!
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