Microwave Popcorn in a Bowl and Plate to Reduce Unpopped Kernals

We've showed you how to make DIY microwave popcorn using a brown paper bag, but you can get just as many rogue unpopped kernals as you can with the commercial product. Household weblog One Good Thing by Jillee recommends making popcorn in a bowl covered with a plate so that it is easy to remove popped kernals and run unpopped kernals through the microwave again.

The key here is to make sure both the bowl and plate are microwave safe. This is not only in consideration of the bowl, but in Jillee's first test batch using a non-microwave safe caused the popcorn to not pop. Try adding one-quarter cup of popcorn kernals for two minutes and forty-five seconds. I like this method because you can buy cheap bulk popcorn, you can precisely control the amount of salt and oil you add, and it results in very few unpopped kernals. I'll update after my next batch of popcorn to see if it works better using the heat water first method.

Microwave Popcorn...No Bag Required | One Good Thing By Jillee

Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/full/~3/6eyJvrjIpqw/microwave-popcorn-in-a-bowl-and-plate-to-reduce-unpopped-kernals

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