Poppycock Copycat
This is one of those things you should make for the holidays not after. This caramel popcorn recipe was given to me in about 1984 from a neighbor in Lawrencetown Nova Scotia. She was the coolest lady. She made so many things from scratch. She had chickens and goats before it was cool to have chickens and goats. I have tasted the popular Poppycock popcorn and although it was a long time ago, I remember thinking that this homemade version is better. Just like most things homemade, the flavors of the caramel popped in your mouth just the the popcorn kernel pops when heated. What you need is a way to pop popcorn pre-microwave style. You can simply use a large pot with a lid or a hot air popcorn machine. Add a thin layer of vegetable oil to the bottom of the large pot if using one and about 3/4 cup of popcorn. Put on the lid and cook on medium heat. Carefully listen to the corn pop until you don't hear popping any more. Be careful not to let the popcorn burn on the bo...