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by Laura Tillinghast and filed in Appetizers, Salsas
Roasted grape tomato and fire roasted poblano chili mixed with zucchini, onion, pepper and cilantro! A great way to intensify the tomato flavor in homemade salsa.
by Terri @ that's some good cookin' and filed in Appetizers, Salsas
This bright-tasting seafood salsa can use langostino or shrimp for a nice change to vegetable or fruit salsa.
by Mallory Jane and filed in Appetizers, Cold Dips
Enjoy with your favorite tortilla chips—or your favorite tequila.
by Heather Christo and filed in Appetizers
Ice cold, plump shrimp and a super tangy, spicy cocktail sauce laden with hot horseradish.
by soufflebombay and filed in Appetizers, Warm Dips
This is easy and delicious! One of my favorite hot dips!
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manda2177, i am baker, i am mommy on 9.29.2009
This looks great!
Will the paper bag hold the mixture?? Does it leak at all???
I’m really excited to try this!!
Blessings-
Amanda
savorysweetlife on 9.29.2009
Hi Manda2177.
Yes the paper bag will hold the mixture and it shouldn’t leak. If you click on the link for related blog post, you can see the pictures of how I made this from start to finish. Hope you enjoy this as much as our family has!
PS: It is very addicting!
italianfoodforever on 9.30.2009
Oh yeah, this had Christmas with the grandkids written all over it! I had a GREAT recipe for caramel corn I somehow misplaced so i am looking forward to trying your recipe.
dkreeder on 9.30.2009
I can’t wait to make this for Halloween! It looks fantastic. I especially love the sea salt as opposed to table salt.
Shal on 10.1.2009
YUMMMMM….
taibell on 10.4.2009
Started out really good. I’m not sure what happened, I think when my oven (gas) came back on after stirring it got too hot and burned. I was able to save some but it took the burnt flavor throughout. When I have the patience to try this again I will. I also used table salt and I think it made it too salty, my mistakes!
savorysweetlife on 10.5.2009
Taibell:
OH NO!! I’m sorry your caramel corn did not turn out. I’ve made this caramel corn so many times in the last 2 weeks w/out problem but perhaps turning your over down 15 degrees would help. By finishing the caramel corn off with sea salt, it should give it just enough saltiness similar to kettle corn. Table salt is very overpowering and if you do decide to use table salt, I would cut the salt down by at least half and add more as you like. I hope you try it again and if you have any more problems, feel free to email me at alice@savorysweetlife.com.
fishersmom on 11.4.2009
This is a wonderful recipe. So buttery and delicious! I doubled the recipe and had to bake it in batches and my first batch got slightly burned. My oven doesn’t usually cook hot so I just reduced the cooktime to 30 minutes and stirred every 10 minutes and it turned out perfect.
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