Yes. All popcorn will leave a few old maids.
To make microwave popcorn on the stove, you can heat a pot on the stove with a little oil, add popcorn kernels, cover the pot with a lid, and shake it occasionally until the kernels pop.
I was just wondering this myself, needing to make 24 C of popcorn on the stove. I found a good rule of thumb is that each 1 Tablespoon of kernels will give you slightly over 1 cup of popped popcorn.
To make microwave popcorn on the stove top, you can use a large pot with a lid. Heat oil in the pot, add popcorn kernels, cover with the lid, and shake the pot occasionally until the kernels pop. Be careful of the hot steam when removing the lid.
For 4 ounces of unpopped popcorn, use 4 full tablespoons of oil. Canola oil works well.
To pop bagged popcorn on the stove, heat a pot with oil on medium-high heat, add the popcorn kernels from the bag, cover with a lid, and shake the pot occasionally until the popping stops.
Heat, as in from stove top. This is faster than letting the kernels sit around and wait to pop on their own.
Heat, as in from stove top. This is faster than letting the kernels sit around and wait to pop on their own.
To cook microwave popcorn on the stove, you can use a large pot with a lid. Heat the pot on medium-high heat, add a little oil, and then pour in the popcorn kernels. Cover the pot with the lid and shake it occasionally until the popping slows down. Remove from heat, season as desired, and enjoy your stovetop popcorn!
Popcorn is popped by.... Well, first you put corn in a popcorn machine, or, if you don't have one, put it into a pan (with a lid), put it on a stove and start the stove. In a while you'll hear some popping sounds, and, if you want, you can lift the lid and watch the popcorn pop. Then, after a few minutes take the popcorn off the stove and you'll see popcorn. The popcorn is popped because there isn't much air in the pan, right? (That's why you need a lid) and the corn swells up and then...it bursts and is made into...popcorn! Put the popcorn into a bowl, and enjoy! It's OK if there are a few kernels still in the bowl. Don't worry. But still. You can't pop the kernels that are left. They won't pop.
i'd say stove
To my knowings, you cannot pop popcorn in the oven. You can, however, buy the original Jiffy Pop for the stove (the flat tin with the handle in the popcorn isle). You simply heat up your stove top, then shake the popcorn bag over the stove top slowly then faster as the popcorn pops.
As long as you use regular popcorn kernels with nothing added to them, it really makes no difference in the taste of the popcorn if you pop it in the microwave or in a popcorn maker. However, if you are using the packets of microwave popcorn that have added flavorings and fat, I would say that plain popcorn tastes better. If you want to make popcorn conveniently but without additives, I would recommend putting about a quarter of a cup of popcorn kernels in a regular brown paper bag along with about a teaspoon of vegetable oil and using that to pop the popcorn in the microwave instead of the microwave popcorn bags from the grocery store. You simply add the kernels and oil in the bag, seal it up tightly, then microwave for two to three minutes, until you hear the kernels stop popping. This is significantly healthier, cheaper, and better-tasting than store-bought popcorn.