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	<title>Comments on: Sriracha Sesame Ginger Popcorn</title>
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		<title>By: hunnybunnyipm</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Let me start with a few personal preference notes - 1.) Use air popped popcorn. I made mine with oil on the stove, and in the end it was a touch on the greasy side. 2.) Don&#039;t add it all at once, start with a few spoonfuls at a time, mix and see how it goes. I made this the night before for a work thing, and it held up really well. People went CRAZY for it. It actually has a bit of a sweet aftertaste, and wasn&#039;t too spicy. Personally, I might make it again and add a pinch of cayenne to get some more heat (but I love spicy). This is a good mix for a crowd though.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Let me start with a few personal preference notes &#8211; 1.) Use air popped popcorn. I made mine with oil on the stove, and in the end it was a touch on the greasy side. 2.) Don&#8217;t add it all at once, start with a few spoonfuls at a time, mix and see how it goes. I made this the night before for a work thing, and it held up really well. People went CRAZY for it. It actually has a bit of a sweet aftertaste, and wasn&#8217;t too spicy. Personally, I might make it again and add a pinch of cayenne to get some more heat (but I love spicy). This is a good mix for a crowd though.</p>
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