I recomend the method below as well. The only difference is that I use unflavoured oil but add a fajita mix chili seasoning powder to the oil before the kernels start popping. Cheers -Steve >I start with a heavy, 4 quart pan with a tight fitting lid. I set the >(electric) burner on high, pour in about 1/4 cup of chile oil and about 3-4 >kernels of corn, cover and wait. When the first kernel pops I pour in the >rest of the kernels, about 1/2 cup, and slosh them around in the oil to coat >them. Recover the pan and let it sit until the popping picks up and becomes >fairly regular. Shake occasionally to keep the kernels from sticking to the >bottom and to settle any kernels that get hung up in the popped corn back to >the bottom. When the pops taper off to about one or two per second, I tilt >the lid (away from me) to vent the steam and then pour the popcorn into >large bowls or a paper grocery bag. Dust liberally with Goya's adobo powder >and enjoy. ___________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: Steve Taylor - Producer - Terabyte Interactive COURIER: Level 6, 235 Broadway, Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand MAIL: PO Box 99250, Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand ___________________________________________________________________ TEL: + 64 9 522 0914 EMAIL 1: stevet@terabyte.co.nz FAX: + 64 9 522 0925 EMAIL 2: 74757.3344@compuserve.com CELL: + 64 21 782 808 URL: www.terabyte.co.nz ___________________________________________________________________