In search of a recipe, I went right to Paula Deen circa 2007, back when she was still all
about the butter.
BUT, several people have asked
about the butter — did you use salted or unsalted?
It's all
about the butter in this simple side dish.
I saw recently that you posted a story
about butter coffee.
LOVE these and you're right
about butter — sometimes you just need butter in order to get the softest sweet potatoes.
The coolest thing
about this butter?
Something
about butter and sugar, haha.
Crust 2 5.3 - ounce (150 gram) shortbread cookie packages (to yield 1 3/4 to 2 cups shortbread cookie crumbs) 2 tablespoons granulated sugar 1/4 teaspoon coarse or kosher salt 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted (see note
about butter amount)
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I'm confused
about the butter.
I think you're right
about the butter - blame... I'm sure it's simply because Deen is known for her casual slinging of butter, rather than any true causal relationship with diabetes.
Hello Dr David Recently I read an article
about butter and this created slight confusion regarding butter consumption?
As I contemplated what to do
about my butter predicament, my eyes landed on cream cheese so I decided to give it a whirl!
There is an autographed photo of Julia Child in my kitchen and we all know how she felt
about butter!
Erica, lots of people drink bulletproof coffee every day — I don't drink this every day but there is really no reason not to, I just don't like to clean the blender that often If you are concerned
about the butter you can always use a little less, but it is included mainly for the health benefits (and it is delicious).
The flavors really stand out and I didn't think
about the no butter factor.
I hear everybody rave
about butter beer, it sounds delicious.
Oh, and how
about butter?
There's just something
about that butter flavour that's so hard to replicate.
Thank you Ellen for letting me know
about the butter..
I kept hearing
about butter coffee, but since coffee's not my thing, I never tried it, even though I love me some butter.
I'm starting to have the same feeling
about buttering corn.
To everyone concerned
about the butter extract, Chocolate Covered Katie (a vegan for ten years) contacted Wilton to confirm that it is in fact vegan, so get out of Jessica's butt about it, ok?
I followed the previous reviews
about the butter - these were gobbled up by the family... even three girls who swear they don't like mushrooms.
I have had a bee in my bonnet
about butter poaching a lobster tail ever since I saw them cook one on Hells Kitchen.
I'm all
about butters and spreads this month so I HAVE to try this I don't have stevia (chocolate or otherwise) so I'll have to improvise.
Any hints from anyone
about a butter replacement that will still help the shortbread hold together?
I went to Food Matters Live last week and talked
about butter.
Claire Saffitz calls up baking legend Dorie Greenspan to chat
about butter, the subject of her latest Short Stack cookbook.
I was wondering
about the butter flavoring.
Thats not true
about the butter... I checked every butter thats offered in 4 stores... has the same ingredients as KERRY's Butter...
I never thought
about the butter being in small pieces, that makes sense now.
For those thinking
about the butter b / c you don't have an restrictions, go for it, please.
With these pancakes, it's all
about the butter.
Going to try this soon I was wondering
about the butter you put in the cupcake, it's melted right?
My sister who lives in Hong Kong sent me the link to your site after you wrote an article
about butter oil and how it reversed tooth decay when taken along with with cod liver oil.
Still not sure
about butter?
I mean, you would think how much you and I talk
about butter and coconut, that people would eat more fats, but it's still a struggle to get them to add enough.
I have a question
about butter: I have a tendency to high cholesterol (as do my mother and several of my siblings).
And what
about the butter — how could I substitute it with coconut or other oil?
It is no surprise that one of the world's largest margarine producers has come out and admitted that they have been wrong
about butter all along, and that it is indeed healthier than margarine.
HG: Let's go back to step one
about the butter and the oils.
For more information
about butter and its health giving properties, please refer to «Why Butter is Better» at westonaprice.org
We now use pastured butter, lard from pastured hogs, and centrifuged coconut oil to cook with because of all the terrible things we've learned about other oils, but I must admit I'm confused
about butter.
We now know much more
about butter and other animal fats and what kind of place they can have in a healthy and well - rounded diet.
This is an in - depth article
about butter.
Thanks for your tips
about the butter and using the correct pan so they don't burn on the bottom.
I have heard amazing things
about that Butter Bronzer but haven't tried it yet.
You know it, Martin & I haven't stopped talking
about that buttered rum.