How do you make popcorn on the stove?

Answer 1

I take one of the metal racks out of the oven and put it on the stove top. That will give you metal to metal to shake your pot on.

Answer 2

Jiffy pop needs constant heat without a change in temp to work. It is also meant to be shaken above a burner, not directly on it. Because the heat coil in a glass top ceramic range turns on and off to regulate its temperature, the immediate temp varies. The heat also does not get nearly as hot 2 inches above the burner as it does when using an open gas flame.

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I just made JiffyPop on my glass top stove with absolutely no problem whatsoever. And, I didn't scratch the glass because I didn't let it hit the surface. The setting was at medium-high (8 on my stove). Once I felt the heat, I hovered the jiffpop pan over the heat source without touching the burner. I could see the heat fading in and out with the color changing from bright red to black and red again.... but the whole time I could hear the oil sizzling. Once it got hot enough, the corn starting popping. Pop, pop, pop, pop.... the tinfoil started blooming. It heated exactly the same way as it does on a regular electric burner or gas range. The only thing that may be a little bit awkward is that you don't know if you're holding it up to high or not. But, if it isn't popping or stops popping before it's ready to burst - just hold it a little bit closer to the burner. JiffyPop probably has to put that disclaimer on the package so people don't sue them for scratched glass tops if they push it around too hard. The popcorn is the best..... didn't burn and only 4 kernels in the whole thing didn't pop. It was about as perfect as you can get. Go for it!

Answer 3

I just made JiffyPop on my glass top stove with absolutely no problem whatsoever even though the directions say not to. And, I didn't scratch the glass because I didn't let it hit the surface. The setting was at medium-high (8 on my stove). Once I felt the heat, I hovered the jiffpop pan over the heat source without touching the burner. I could see the heat fading in and out with the color changing from bright red to black and red again.... but the whole time I could hear the oil sizzling. Once it got hot enough, the corn starting popping. Pop, pop, pop, pop.... the tinfoil started blooming. It heated exactly the same way as it does on a regular electric burner or gas range. The only thing that may be a little bit awkward is that you don't know if you're holding it up to high or not. But, if it isn't popping or stops popping before it's ready to burst - just hold it a little bit closer to the burner. JiffyPop probably has to put that disclaimer on the package so people don't sue them for scratched glass tops if they push it around too hard. (Many companies publish silly warnings - don't believe me? Check out this site: http://people.howstuffworks.com/11-stupid-legal-warnings.htm ) I'm telling you, don't worry..... not even a little. The popcorn is the best..... didn't burn and only 4 kernels in the whole thing didn't pop. It was about as perfect as you can get. Go for it!!!

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Answer 4

if you have a microwaveable package take it out and put a bit of oil in a deep pot and put it on medium and let it pop for about 5 minute. If you buy just the kernels its the same thing except your going to put more oil in and be sure to add lots of butter and salt when its done. Be very cautious when lifting the top of the pot as popcorn can shoot up and hit you.

Answer 5

You cook popcorn on the stove by buying the seeds/nuts and heating it in oil and basically that's it ! Make sure you cover the pot though !

Answer 6

Put a 1/4 in layer of vegetable oil and add popcorn in a small sauce pan add flavoring

Answer 7

you put the kernels and some oil or butter into a pot and shake it with a lid on.

Answer 8

you could get a corn and put it in a pop