You need
1½ oz / 40g popping corn
2oz / 60g unsalted butter
2oz / 60g caster sugar
1 generous tablespoon golden syrup
pinch salt
Pop the corn and then remove any unpopped kernels.
Put the butter, caster sugar, golden syrup and salt into a pan and melt over a low heat.
Once the butter and sugar are melted, allow the mixture to boil for a minute then remove from the heat.
Add the popcorn to the pan and turn in the syrup until evenly coated.
Tip the popcorn onto a non-stick baking tray and spread out into a single layer.
Bake in a preheated oven (150°C, gas mark 2) for 10 minutes, turning halfway through.
Leave to cool (it will become crunchy as it cools). Break up any big lumps and scoff.
Leave to cool (it will become crunchy as it cools). Break up any big lumps and scoff.
p.s. the syrup mixture will be very, very hot so this isn't a recipe I'd let my children help with. Don't try eating it straight from the oven either if you don't want to burn your mouth!
So, have you all had a good weekend? Are you all covered in snow? We had about 1cm yesterday afternoon which quickly turned to slush. It's practically all gone now and I am hoping we don't get any more. I have to say I have achieved very little this weekend - too cold to spend much time outdoors and too busy reading a book whilst indoors! x
So, have you all had a good weekend? Are you all covered in snow? We had about 1cm yesterday afternoon which quickly turned to slush. It's practically all gone now and I am hoping we don't get any more. I have to say I have achieved very little this weekend - too cold to spend much time outdoors and too busy reading a book whilst indoors! x







Yum!! I've written down the recipe so I can make it next time we have a film night - perfect! XX
ReplyDeleteGoing to have to give that a go!
ReplyDeleteGot 5 inches of snow here. :( dreading the ice in the morning as I live up a HUGE hill.
It sounds like the perfect treat ~ will definitely have to give it a go sometime soon. Also love your crochet in your blog banner too ~ the colours and the detailed work are gorgeous :O)xx
ReplyDeleteYour popcorn looks amazing. xx
ReplyDeleteOooooh nom nom nom to the pop corn, the only problem is that our oven has packed up! I will definitely keep this in mind for when our new one is installed :0) All I've wanted to do is curl up in a warm bed, read, stitch a little and sleep like I was in hibernation. I hope we don't have to much ice here tomorrow morning, we had about 10cm of overnight snow last night. Have a great week Victoria xox
ReplyDeleteHello Victoria
ReplyDeleteSounds like my kind of weekend!
Thank you so much for sharing this popcorn receipe have printed it and will defo be making it.
Have a great week ahead
Keep warm my lovely
LOVE PEACE enJOY
Julie
x
I shall try your toffee receipe - the boys love popcorn - occasionally it would be nice to have it sweet rather than just salted.
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ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for visiting my blog and for your kind comments. Wow, your crochet is gorgeous - I really like your colour choices. And thanks for the popcorn recipe,will definitely try that one :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog. Thank you for that. I was just telling my husband that I might make my own popcorn and you've saved me having to find a recipe.
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Hi Victoria... Just popping by to tell you that I have awarded you the Versatile Blogger Award if you would like to pop over to my blog and collect it...and the rules! :)x
ReplyDeleteOh, yummy popcorn!
ReplyDeleteI wish I hadn't read this post, I adore toffee popcorn but I have no corn to pop and there is so much ice that I can't drive out to buy any. I shall just have to bookmark it and come back when I can.
ReplyDeleteYou've been awarded the same thing three times!
Oh that popcorn does look good!
ReplyDeleteNo snow at all here, thankfully. :)
So that is the secret putting in the oven so it crisps up. Thank you for the recipe sounds lush!
ReplyDeleteMade this yesterday, it's gorgeous. Thanks for the recipe.
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