Farm Fresh Stovetop Popcorn | Homestead Vlog | September 22, 2023
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2023
- We are all about growing our own food, including our own popcorn! This is a healthy snack from the farm that all of us can enjoy, it sounds intimidating, but it’s very simple!
Picking the popcorn from our garden! ⬇️
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We always shook ours the whole time until it stopped popping. Haven't made it that way for years. Looks amazing.
Looks yummy! 🤍🥰
Fantastic!!!
Your family is so precious. I feel privileged to see the every day happenings with your family. Thank you for sharing!
You have a wonderful homey kitchen. Everyone’s looks that way when you’re putting up food. You have such a talent. I wish I had your energy. I see in your eyes how tired you are. Don’t forget to be as kind to yourself as you are to everyone else. Blessings!❤
My uncle used to grow pop corn . He rubbed to ears together to get the corn off the cob. So good.
Happy you've discovered the Japanese White Hulless popcorn. I've been planting it for years. The best in my opinion. I love it when it gets a little burnt on the bottom. A real treat. Best wishes to you all, D
Love it great job
The popcorn looks great !!!
Great idea ❤
I make stovetop popcorn in the Whirley Pop popcorn pot that I bought when my son was small. It has the stirring paddle to keep the popped corn from burning.
After most of it has popped I open one side of the lid and put in a couple of pats of butter. I stir it well as the butter is melting so it coats the hot popcorn evenly.
I salt it after I dump it into the bowl. Sometimes I dump it into a brown paper grocery bag then salt it so I can shake the popcorn to evenly distribute the salt.
I love to grind popcorn kernels to use as cornmeal, it gives the cornbread a wonderful flavor.
we'll have to try that
that pop corn really looks good mmmmmmm
Looks so light and fluffy!❤
I love popcorn 🍿 too
I want to try this
Beautiful kernel hulless Popcorn. Loved the demonstration.
That popcorn sure looks good
It is easier than l thought.. to dry and make your own popcorn.. thank you for showing us the process..much appreciated
Exactly how we made pop corn when I was growing up. Yummy!
I am a popcorn lover,always have been I am 74,I think growing your own popcorn is just awesome.I am envious 😂.❤️🥰
its poppin magic~! yum good job~! enjoy~! beautiful popcorn. ty for sharing
You are exactly right. There are fewer kernels left in that than store bought popcorn and I bet it tastes better cooked in lard. I remember Grandpa planted us some before he got sick.
Birds like burned popcorn. Lol
That looks yummy! And y’all will have enough to string for Christmas and make popcorn balls too 😊
It’s so good like this! I popped our home grown popcorn over the stove as well, surprised by how easy and delicious it was
Good morning, Maggie! that sure is a pretty collar on your puppy dog. ❤ You guys are too funny. Andy, “I already got this one in my hand”🖐️ 😂❤ I do love the hull-less, would definitely like to try it out! Have not seen it done this way since I was a kid ❤Thank you ❤
😊 thank you
I ordered me some popcorn today. Blessings
Grew up popping corn on the stove...but never grew our own. This was awesome. Great job
Thank you
It’s enjoying to see the fruits of your labor. 😊
Love it! Nothing like homegrown food and that popcorn looks delicious!
Have you guys thought about purchasing an oil press and pressing out your own homegrown sunflower oil (or other oils)? That would be pretty cool, too!
Love your channel!
I shake my popcorn the whole time when it starts poping. It turns out great.....
I am definitely trying greens like that! Especially just to cook a little. I’ve always done a huge pot after I make broth out of ham hocks or a ham bone and sautéed onions and garlic. Once that broth reduces I dump pepper sauce and peppers in it and then stew my greens.
Looks delicious! I'm going to get some seeds for next season. 😊
Awesome, stay tuned we might have excess to sell
Been a long time since I made stove top popcorn!
I like to what ever oil I use always add 2 tablespoons of butter, It flavors all the popcorn.
I keep a quart jar in the fridge and I drip about 15 drops of water in and give a shake, so water gets dispersed throughout and it will pop bigger and fluffier.
Y'ALL keep it POPPIN!
When you shell the rest of the popcorn, assuming you are not using a hand crank sheller, is hold an empty cob in the hand you are taking kernels off and use the cob to do the abrasive work your fingers would otherwise do. The cob will save your hands.
That popcorn looks beautiful, white fluffy & no hulls….I love popcorn but my teeth don’t like those hulls…now, I’m going to search Amazon for Japanese hull-less popcorn!!!
I have a popper with the stir paddle in it…great job, guys …❤
Hey I thought that video was done well. Great video!!
Thank you so much!
If you rub 2 dry corn cobs together it's easier to get the kernels off
Didn't realize that you can also dry your own homegrown corn and make it into popcorn. Laugh at me. I'm a dumb citygirl! Are you guys keeping us updated on the extreme early frost predictions you got from the flowering of the plant (I don't remember the name)? I'm very interested. I really believe in old wisdoms. At the same time I hope it stays out so you can save your crop!
Hey y’all. Been growing the Robust hybrid. But it doesn’t pop up as fluffy as I would like it too and is definitely not hulless. Besides, I want to be able to save my own seed. Seeing how the Japanese hulless pops up, I believe I’ll be following y’all’s lead a growing this variety next year. Thanks for sharing.
yep we really are liking this Japanese Hulless so far
@@TrueGritAppalachianWays And it performed well in the field?
Specifically, did the husk open up at maturity? I like my corn to dry on the plant, and most years moisture and humidity is an issue for me at harvest time. That Robust hybrid is tight husked. Had issues with mold and long dry time. It seems most of the heirloom popcorn opens up, but can’t find info on whether the Japanese hulless does or not.
I’m curious if this is the same kind they sell in the cinemas ?
I dont know but I doubt it, most commercially grown popcorn is hybrid and possibly even gmo
You have a wonderful homey kitchen. Everyone’s looks that way when you’re putting up food. You have such a talent. I wish I had your energy. I see in your eyes how tired you are. Don’t forget to be as kind to yourself as you are to everyone else. Blessings!❤