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"-L." > wrote:
> Katra wrote:
>
> > Repost pretty please?????
>
> OK, I found my original post. Too funny - I have to repost it. ;p
> -L.
>
>
> ****
> Velveeta
>
> Ok...I would never publically admit to eating this stuff, but there is
> one use for it that is an old staple "munchie" from my pot-smoking
> days...and the cravings for it just never go away.
>
> Gooey Cheese Popcorn (By my sister Li)
>
> One bag of microwave popcorn, light, or no-butter type (popped)
> If you are poor like I used to be, pop regular popcorn the
> old-fashioned way, with oil in a pan.
>
> Put popcorn in a large bowl
>
> Next, in small microwave-safe dish, add about 2 T margerine and about
> 2X as much Velveeta, thinly diced.
>
> Microwave on high in 30-second intervals, until melted. May need a
> little more velveeta or margerine, depending on thickness. Wisk with
> fork until creamy, and very quickly, mix into the popcorn by pouring a
> thin stream onto the popcorn while mixing the popcorn with the fork.
> This mixing takes much practice, to get the distribution of cheese and
> popcorn right (avoid big globs). You may have to pick up the bowl and
> shake it. Much easier to do after a big fatty. By this time, the dog
> has noticed what you are doing, and is very interested in catching any
> "escapee" popcorns that have fled the bowl. Add salt to taste (if you
> can even imagine adding salt to something topped with Velveeta).
>
> Eat while warm, with large glass of icewater, and watch old reruns of
> Lucy, Bewitched, Stooges/Rascal hour, and/or HR Puffinstuff (oranges,
> poranges). When brother-in-law and cute friend come in, hand bowl of
> popcorn to co-conspirator (friend or sister), so as not to look like
> the pig who invented this conconction. Turn bright red. Start laughing
> hysterically.
>
> HTH,
> L.
>
ROFL!!!
Excellent post! ;-D
Sounds like the perfect snack to go with "Labyrinth" and a box of
whipping cream charges. <eg>
I just bought a copy of "catwoman". It just might replace "The Last
Starfighter" as my favorite movie....... ;-)
--
K.
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