Nothing says snack like popcorn! But if you popcorn has been boring you, how about mixing it up with some new things for the unexpected twist?
Serves 6
Ingredients
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
½ cup popcorn kernels
½ teaspoon salt
2 cups Asian rice cracker mix (I like Trader Joes, for it has no nuts and therefore safe for the allergies)
2 full sheets of roasted seaweed, cut into tiny slivers (I used a preseasoned one that I had. Feel free to use one of the pre-seasoned “personal” packs of seaweed, just use the entire pack and cut it into tiny slivers)
Method
In large pan, heat oil, and 3 kernels of popping corn over medium high heat. Cover As soon as you hear them pop, add the entire ½ cup of kernels and salt. Cover and shake pan in order to get kernels well-distributed. Watch. Keep pan on heat and shake repeatedly once the popping starts in order to ensure all kernels get popped and nothing gets burned. Once popping stops to a few seconds in between each pop, remove from heat and uncover so as to allow steam to escape.
Once popcorn has cooled, mix with rice cracker mix and cut nori. Serve. Makes great snack food!
Serves 6
Ingredients
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
½ cup popcorn kernels
½ teaspoon salt
2 cups Asian rice cracker mix (I like Trader Joes, for it has no nuts and therefore safe for the allergies)
2 full sheets of roasted seaweed, cut into tiny slivers (I used a preseasoned one that I had. Feel free to use one of the pre-seasoned “personal” packs of seaweed, just use the entire pack and cut it into tiny slivers)
Method
In large pan, heat oil, and 3 kernels of popping corn over medium high heat. Cover As soon as you hear them pop, add the entire ½ cup of kernels and salt. Cover and shake pan in order to get kernels well-distributed. Watch. Keep pan on heat and shake repeatedly once the popping starts in order to ensure all kernels get popped and nothing gets burned. Once popping stops to a few seconds in between each pop, remove from heat and uncover so as to allow steam to escape.
Once popcorn has cooled, mix with rice cracker mix and cut nori. Serve. Makes great snack food!
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taylooooor
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Aug 5, 2012. 5:37 AMReply
For the authentic Hawaiian version (often called 'Hurricane popcorn') you'll want to use arare (asian rice crackers) and furikake nori (a seasoning for rice made of sesame seeds and sea weed). Yummmmmm!
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Penolopy Bulnick
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Jul 18, 2012. 2:15 PMReplyCool! Never seen a popcorn mix like this before :)
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