Recipes/Balsamic Brown Butter Popcorn
Cook's Note: Reel NW's Popcorn Pairing for "Unlisted" moves beyond classic butter to deliver a tasty tang.
makes 2 quarts
Ingredients
- 2 quarts popped popcorn
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, quartered
- 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar (preferably a sweet, aged variety)
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
Preparation
Place the popcorn in a large bowl. Set aside. Place the butter in a thick-bottomed, stainless steel skillet set on medium heat. Whisk the butter as it melts and carefully watch as it becomes foamy and golden in color. When the butter has a nutty aroma and turns a toasty-brown color, immediately remove it from the heat and scrape it into heat-proof bowl. Allow it to cool for 1 minute. Expecting a sizzle, carefully add the balsamic vinegar to the brown butter, whisking to combine. After any sizzling subsides, slowly drizzle half of the hot butter mixture over the popcorn, tossing well to coat. Add the second half of the butter mixture to the popcorn, followed by the salt, and mix well.





Comments
I want to comment on the "Creamy Chicken Currie" recipe but there doesn't seem to be a comment page beneath the recipe, so I will do it here. I tried this meal tonight. It tasted great but quite dry. There is way, way, way too much basmati rice called for. I cooked the entire 1 1/2 cups of rice in 3 cups of water but that is probably two or three time too much. I used a bit less than half of the required cooked rice and found that the chicken disappeared as did the 'creaminess' of the dish. I had to add additional yogurt on the side to give it any creamy texture. Next time I use this recipe I will use a third of the rice called for. Maybe then it will turn out to be creamy chicken currie. Is there a mistake in this recipe?
Lame. You wanted to complain so bad that you just HAD to comment here? Either get a life or get a blog, but don't be a waste of time.
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