"Regular butter" refers to the normal type of butter that is commonly used and found in stores, rather than any specialty or specific type of butter.
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It's the secret to the perfect chocolate chip cookie and can be used in place
of regular butter in just about any recipe.
I used coconut oil just because I like coconut oil, but you could also use
regular butter if you prefer.
It is essentially clarified butter, which may make you wonder why people go through the trouble of making ghee
when regular butter is so yummy!
Regular butter does contain tiny amounts of sugars and proteins and for this reason it tends to get burned during high heat cooking like frying.
But I know for a fact that it yields exactly the same results
as regular butter, just without the dairy.
You can replace the coconut oil with vegan butter if you are vegan or
regular butter if you are not.
Regular butter does contain tiny amounts of sugars and proteins and for this reason it tends to get burned during high heat cooking like frying.
If you use
regular butter cup (sizes) you will have about 36 servings with these ingredients
Clarified butter has a higher smoke point than
regular butter because the milk solids (the stuff that burns and smokes easily) are removed.
So can I simply use regular butter??
I had to use what I had on hand which
included regular butter instead of light, 1 % milk instead of skim, and Farfalle pasta instead of egg noodles.
Needless to say, you can do this with
regular butter too, and if you have no qualms with dairy, you must try this with the best butter you can get your hands on.
5 tbsp vegan all - natural butter spread (this can be swapped for almond butter or
unsalted regular butter depending on your preference)
The problem with
regular butter coffee is that it increases your fat intake but is low in other nutrients (this may be a better option: Ultimate Keto Coffee).
Thankfully we have a small family owned store nearby where we get most of our butter, it is very yellow and I am not sure if the cows are completely grass fed but it's obviously better than
regular butter from the store.