Popcorn may be America's favorite snack food. Preserved cobs of popcorn thousands of years old have been found in Peru, Mexico, and the American Southwest. Memories are made of popcorn balls at Halloween and stringing popcorn to decorate the Christmas tree. Today, sitting through a movie without a bag of crunchy kernels is almost unthinkable. Popcorn is the ideal snack. Eaten without oil or butter, it's a skinny 27 calories per cup. Since it's a whole grain with a high fiber content, it has a well-deserved recommendation from both the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute. Even the American Dental Association lists it as a wholesome snack! (Now, don't you feel virtuous?) But most of all, popcorn is fun to eat. Combined with some spices and herbs, it rivals the most expensive off-the-shelf snack but costs just pennies to make. Make it spicy for a sophisticated treat, or sweet to satisfy the kid in you. In Popcorn, award-winning author Frances Towner Giedt starts with the basics of how to make terrific popcorn, then shows you how to dress it up. Whether your taste runs to sweet or spicy, low-fat or fruity, you'll find more than 50 recipes here to excite, delight, and satisfy your urge for popcorn snacking
This fresh new edition features refreshed interiors with bolder colors, and revised text-- updated with new information and vetted for accuracy by a Native American expert.
... popcorn really does absorb pollutants and contaminants , the first questions are how and why ? This chapter is presented to readers with little or no chemistry and science ... POPCORN CLEANS UP On How And Popcorn Removes Contaminants.
For added appeal, popcorn is naturally vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and nut-free, making it a great alternative to sugary and fatty processed snacks. Swank's colorful and gifty book is the last word in popcorn-making"--
1 jar (7 ounces) marshmallow creme 1 tablespoon light corn syrup 2 tablespoons dry blue raspberry gelatin mix 8 cups popped popcorn In a small saucepan, melt the marshmallow creme, corn syrup, and gelatin. Gelatin can be a little grainy ...
Intuitively laid out, this volume provides a wealth of knowledge on the history, science, economics, and culture surrounding this popular treat.
American Farm Bureau Foundation for Education Recommended Book How does a field of corn become a delicious bowl of popcorn? The story behind the fluffy snack the entire country loves is revealed in this photographic nonfiction picture book.
Patrick Evans-Hylton also shows how to use popcorn as an ingredient in main course dishes such as Popcorn Shrimp and Fish Fry with Seasoned Popcorn which use popped popcorn as a coating ingredient.
A Social History of Popcorn in America Andrew F. Smith ... Rita Reif, “Drive-In Theatre Extends Horizon,” Popcorn Merchandiser 13 (February 1958): 9; Spitler and Hauser, The Popcorn Lover's Book, 10–11. 67. “Theatre Receipts Drop 12 Per ...
Maisie Ferris and her parents are interested in new ideas and the world beyond their small town of Galesburg, Illinois.
Almost all these books have been authored and published in the USA. The books range over recipes, stories, novels, as well as business, sociological, psychological, and technical issues.