Curse you RFC! You and your damn cheese popcorn!!!
--
No Bread Crumbs were hurt in the making of this Meal.
Type 2 Diabetic 1AC 7.3, 5.5, 5.6 mmol
Continuing to be Manitoban

Monsur Fromage du Pollet wrote:
> Curse you RFC! You and your damn cheese popcorn!!!

Back away from the popcorn... slowly

Jill

"Monsur Fromage du Pollet" > wrote in message
...
>
> Curse you RFC! You and your damn cheese popcorn!!!


ROTFLMAO!

Ever tried



Parmigiano-Reggiano


Dimitri

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 23:53:28 GMT, Monsur Fromage du Pollet
> wrote:

>
>Curse you RFC! You and your damn cheese popcorn!!!

Another Recipe of Shame! ;-)


Rusty

Monsur Fromage du Pollet wrote:
> Curse you RFC! You and your damn cheese popcorn!!!
> --
> No Bread Crumbs were hurt in the making of this Meal.
> Type 2 Diabetic 1AC 7.3, 5.5, 5.6 mmol
> Continuing to be Manitoban

Hey, that's MY cheese popcorn! Goood, wuddent it? ;P

-L.
(That's TWO converts, so far...)

Katra wrote:
>
> Hmmmm... ok, I love Velveeta cheese, but I must have missed this
recipe!
> Wouldn't the addition of velveeta to popcorn make it all soggy? :-o
>
> Repost pretty please?????
>
> --
> K.

It makes it GOOEY. Yum! Not really a recipe, just a method...

GOOEY CHEESE POPCORN

Pop popcorn as desired (I use a bag of low-fat microwave popcorn) and
transfer it to a large open-faced bowl.

In a nuke-safe bowl, nuke 2-3T butter and a hunk of Velveeta, chopped -
more-or-less equal parts, possibly a little more Velveeta than butter.
Once melted, stir the butter/Velveeta mix well, until it is smooth.
Rapidly pour it in a small stream over the popcorn in the bowl, while
stirring the popcorn rapidly with a fork. (This is the tricky part -
each hand has to work independantly.) Toss to further coat. Salt if
desired (I don't.) Eat while still warm. YUM!

My sister invented this back in the 70's.

-L.

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.

In article .com>,
"-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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Katra wrote:
> ROFL!!!
> Excellent post! ;-D

Why, skank you. Skank you very much!

>
> 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.

REALLY? DH *LOVES* The Last Starfighter. I don't think he has seen
Catwoman yet! We will have to buy it!

-L.

In article .com>,
"-L." > wrote:

> Katra wrote:
> > ROFL!!!
> > Excellent post! ;-D
>
> Why, skank you. Skank you very much!

:-)

>
> >
> > 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.
>
> REALLY? DH *LOVES* The Last Starfighter. I don't think he has seen
> Catwoman yet! We will have to buy it!
>
> -L.
>

So far, most of the Marvel comics "super hero" films have been very good.
X-men 1 and 2, Spiderman 1 and 2, DareDevil and Spawn.

I'd heard some bad reviews of "Catwoman" but I thought it was excellent
and very well done!

But, I _am_ a cat lover. <lol>

It's a similar type of story as "TLS" as it was someone that was a
nobody becoming a somebody thru interesting circumstances.

But then, most of the superhero movies tend to move along those lines
IMHO?

I just wanna BE catwoman! ;-D
--
K.

-L. wrote:

> It makes it GOOEY. Yum! Not really a recipe, just a method...
>
> GOOEY CHEESE POPCORN

Is this sticky and messy?

I may try it.

Becca