For this I used my oven but I'm still not sure if it qualifies as baking. I am not myself a fan of caramel popcorn but my husband and sons adore it and I think it's even easier to make then the fudge.
A few words of advice. I usually separate the popcorn into two batches and coat separately. It's easier to stir that way. I also place them in two baking dishes so that there's only one thin layer of caramel popcorn in each. Also, unless you enjoy soaking and scrubbing for hours, line the glass baking dishes with parchment paper.
Now the reason these two recipes tend to be made on the same day is in making the caramel topping for the popcorn you have also essentially made toffee. Now go ahead and add a little of that caramel to one of your batches of fudge!
Edit: Ooops! I forgot to mention that the measurement is for unpopped popcorn but it does have to be popped before it's coated in the caramel and baked in the oven. Thank you Teri for pointing that out to me :)
xoxo
Jennie Lynn
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
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8 comments:
O Yum Jenny...thanks for sharing..
Merry CHristmas!
Blessings,
~Ronda
I'm all about the sweets right now! Sounds wonderful!
Hugs!
Sounds delicious. You have me adding the ingredients to my last minute grocery shopping list!
I haven't made caramel corn in years. It looks so yummy I might have to make up a batch.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Merry Christmas
Yummy!Hugs,Jen
I guess I'm dense! LOL Does the unpopped corn pop in the oven? It doesn't make a mess?
Oh I so LOVE Carmel Popcorn!!!
Thanks so much for the recipe!!!
Merry Christmas!!!
Prim Blessings
Robin
yummyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
hugs cucki xx
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