Spicy hot seasoning with a hint of chicken flavor make Nashville Hot Popcorn irresistibly delicious for movie night or snack time.
Nashville Hot Popcorn
By Sue Lau | Palatable Pastime
My recipe of the day is for Nashville Hot popcorn, those crunchy bits which are seasoned up to taste like one of the newest chicken favs.
I never got around to posting a recipe for Nashville Hot chicken but while it is September, I definitely want to squeeze in this recipe for popcorn before my calendar overflows and it gets shoved off again.
TV Weather is on its Way!
Now that September has arrived, the nights are getting cooler and people are coming inside. When I was a kid, that meant the Fall Preview TV Guide had come out, and everyone was chomping at the bit to see all the new tv shows. But TV Guide has gone by the wayside and mostly instead of network tv, I think a lot of us are exchanging ideas for what to watch on Netflix or Hulu with our friends on Facebook.
But still- one of my favorite things is all the horror movies that start playing ahead of October- including some of the old tv shows like Twilight Zone, the Outer Limits and Night Gallery, later on replaced by things like the X-Files and Game of Thrones.
And all the tube watching needs something to munch on. While I love a good bowl of buttered popcorn, I have come to want to be more adventurous and creative.
Here are some You Might Like:
Ghost Cheddar Popcorn
Trader Joe’s Style Bollywood Popcorn
Buckeye Crunch Popcorn Clusters
(If you have a sweet tooth!)
Or Perhaps You Want Something Extra to go With?
Savory Rosemary and Garlic Pumpkin Seeds
Bavarian Sugared Almonds
Warm Caramel Apple Dip
Honey Sriracha Peanuts
Nashville Hot Popcorn
And Ideas from Blogging Friends:
Spicy Lentil Crackers
Rosemary, Cayenne and Brown Sugar Cashews
Alabama Fire Crackers
Dilly Ranch Oyster Crackers
Nashville Hot Popcorn
Ingredients
For popcorn:
- 2/3 cup popcorn kernels
- 1/3 cup popcorn oil
Seasoning:
- 2 teaspoons Knorr powdered chicken broth
- 2 teaspoons Nashville Hot Chicken seasoning
- 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper optional, to taste
- 2 tablespoons melted butter
Instructions
- Stir together the dry seasoning and set aside.
- Pop corn in oil on stovetop.
- Drizzle butter over popcorn and toss with popcorn seasoning.
Notes
