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Julie
August 9, 2016
I mix green Tabasco with butter....it sounds horrible, but is amazing. I also add nutrition yeast to give it a slightly salty flavor. Will try the soy!!
Brett
August 7, 2016
This just gave me a great inspiration for my extended family. We're big fans of Chex Party Mix. It's a staple at virtually every holiday event. We always have the various spices required but naturally we don't always have all the other various components.
Next visit down to mom's I'm gonna whip up some Chex Recipe butter for her popcorn. #mindblown So shocked this never dawned on me.
Next visit down to mom's I'm gonna whip up some Chex Recipe butter for her popcorn. #mindblown So shocked this never dawned on me.
cook4fun
August 7, 2016
Thank you, I'll give this soy sauce-butter/coconut oil a try. Though, it will be difficult to surpass my favorite Ras El Hanout laced butter/coconut oil mix with popcorn.
cook4fun
August 9, 2016
Ras el hanout is a Moroccan spice mix, translated as "top of the shop." It is a blend that can contain 10- 20, 30 or more different ingredients. It has been described as being subtly curry-like with a spicy yet floral fragrance and subtly robust flavor.
HalfPint
August 1, 2016
Butter-Soy Sauce combo has been overlooked for too long. Glad someone brought it to the forefront.
Dauntlesst
July 31, 2016
I, too, love to snack on popcorn...the way we made it by putting oil in bottom of a Revere Wear pan, sprinkling just enough kernels to spread out in the oil, and shake on the stove top. My favorite topping now is a mix of butter, olive oil, salt, and nutritional yeast. The nutritional yeast yields a contrast to the soy sauce.
HonGDB
July 31, 2016
Eureka! You've named it: "soy-sauce butter!" About twenty years ago, toward the bitter end of Lent, I pulled out of my rear-end a new method for preparing fish and vegetables that I've used a LOT ever since (like, last night's asparagus)--butter, soy sauce and lemon juice. Really very good, and very easy. So, I can enthusiastically vouch for your combo. Now, off to pop some popcorn and dress it with your recipe; thanks!
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