Recipes involving popcorn?

Second vvvanessa's suggestion. Learned that trick while living in Africa and it's a really fast, easy dinner. The popcorn gets soggy quickly, so you may need to toss a few kernels in, fish them out, then repeat. Not ideal for company or teaching children table manners, but perfect for students, people in a hurry, and people on a budget.

Here is a recipe for popcorn with kale chips http://www.selfishvegan.com/2010/06/part-two/
And here is a great recipe using popcorn and hemp seed and amaranth - quite good http://www.yumuniverse.com/2009/12/31/amaranth-hemp-protein-poppers/
Please share with us what you come up with!

it works as a substitute for croutons in soup.

I use it on salads. As a garnish. Especially good with creamy style dressings. Blue Cheese and Ranch.Making a table spoon of popcorn is easy. Either in the microwave or stove top.

Now, for HOT and Savory.
I do a thai style popcorn. (based on kettle chips commercial thai potato chips).

I use a product called "True Lime". http://www.truelemon.com/true-lime.html
There's a product location on that link somewhere.

Using a coffee grinder..grind kosher salt to make 'popcorn salt' dust like salt.
(clean your grinder with water then grind some raw rice and baking soda in the grinder).
Flavorings for the salt to taste: True lime power, Ginger powder, Garlic and Onion Powder, Paprika, White pepper, cayenne pepper.

You can dry out lime zest and grind that with the salt to make a lime salt too---but you'll have to clean out the grinder well if you put spices/lime in the grinder; despite the buzz it can be done well with the rice method for cleaning.