Due to the high temperatures needed to pop kernels, you must use clarified butter as an oil substitute. In order to prevent the butter from melting before the kernels pop, you should use unsalted, unsalted butter. Once you’ve clarified your butter, you can proceed with your normal cooking process.

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Is it better to make popcorn with butter or oil?

In order to avoid making the popcorn soggy and greasy, you should avoid cooking the kernels in butter. It’s better to use oil to cook popcorn because it doesn’t get mushy and prevents the kernels from drying out.

What can I substitute for popcorn oil?

Peanut oil, vegetable oil, sunflower oil, avocado oil, refined coconut oil, and soybean oil are all “healthy oils” that can be used in a popcorn maker.

Can I use butter for popcorn?

Popcorn made with regular butter will burn to a crisp. Pouring butter over popcorn won’t make it soggy.

Can popcorn be made without oil?

Popcorn kernels don’t need butter or oil to pop! Adding butter or oil to a pot on the stovetop, it appears to me, is primarily for flavor—and possibly to prevent the kernels’ outer edges from burning.

How do you make popcorn in a pan without oil?

In this manner: Put a single layer of kernels on the bottom of your heaviest, lidded pot (cast iron is ideal). Put a thin layer of water on top of the kernels so that they are submerged but not scum floating on top. Turn the heat up to medium-high in the covered pot. Shake the pan every now and then.

Can I use olive oil for popcorn?

In a large pot, warm 2 to 3 tablespoons of olive oil over medium heat. A pot with a lid should be filled with popcorn kernels and covered with a lid for about 4 to 5 minutes, until the kernels begin to pop. While stirring, drizzle the remaining olive oil over the popcorn and remove it from the heat. Give it a final whirl with a sprinkling of salt.

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