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<recipe>
  <title>Sticky, Gooey, Rich Caramel Popcorn</title>

  <recipeinfo>
    <blurb>
    </blurb>

    <author>John and Linda Judy. From the 1997 Crescent 18th Ward cookbook.
    </author>

  </recipeinfo>

  <ingredientlist>
	<ingredient><quantity>1</quantity> <unit>C.</unit> 
		  <fooditem>white corn syrup</fooditem></ingredient>

	  <ingredient><quantity>2-1/2</quantity> <unit>C.</unit> 
		  <fooditem>brown sugar</fooditem></ingredient>

	  <ingredient><quantity>1</quantity> <unit>can</unit>
		  <fooditem>Eagle Brand (or other) sweetened condensed milk
	  </fooditem></ingredient>

	  <ingredient><quantity>1/2</quantity> <unit>C.</unit> 
		  <fooditem>butter</fooditem></ingredient>

	  <ingredient><quantity>1</quantity> <unit>tsp.</unit> 
		  <fooditem>vanilla</fooditem></ingredient>

	  <ingredient><quantity>4</quantity> <unit>gallons</unit> 
		  <fooditem>popped popcorn, still warm</fooditem></ingredient>

  </ingredientlist>

  <preparation>
	  First, cover your counter with waxed paper, and have an
	  assistant start popping popcorn. Four gallons is one almost-full
	  brown paper grocery bag.

	  Boil corn syrup and brown sugar. Add the can of milk and cook to
	  soft ball (between 234&#xb0; and 244&#xb0;, if you have a candy
	  thermometer). Add butter and vanilla, and stir until smooth.

	  Put the popcorn into a large mixing bowl (or bowls). Pour the
	  caramel over the popcorn, stir it lightly, and then spread it out
	  on the counter that you carefully covered with waxed paper.

  </preparation>

  <notes>Eat it warm, eat it cold; it doesn't matter.</notes>

</recipe>
