Recipe states to melt one
stick of butter on low heat and then keep warm on low heat until milk rises?
I accidentally used a whole
stick of butter for the cake part, but you'd never know if I never said anything.
Cook the brown sugar, honey, and
remaining stick of butter in a saucepan over medium heat, stirring frequently, until the mixture boils.
If we're getting half of our daily calories
from sticks of butter in our coffee and «fat bombs» then that is less than optimal.
Question on the amount of butter used... it just says one stick, but it looks like you have the
smaller sticks of butter pictured, exactly how much butter is used?
Make the berry butters: in separate batches, whip 2
sticks of butter at a time on high using the whisk attachment.
Depending on how much ghee you would like to make at one time, place a stick to
several sticks of butter in a glass oven safe dish.
I just had to wait until I was sure I could bring most of the recipe to work or an event to avoid eating 2
+ sticks of butter.
Cover with another sheet of parchment paper (or not), and pound the butter with the rolling pin to begin to flatten it and to press the two
sticks of butter together.
I used only a
half stick of butter but will try with no butter next time to be just a bit healthier.
Cut the remaining
1 1/2 sticks of butter into chunks and melt in a medium, light - colored saucepan over medium heat.
Something about the texture of the cake part, plus I don't think she used 2.5 sticks of butter!!!
How can any cake not be super with 2.5
sticks of butter!!!! Of course I'll have to have a salad for the meal so I wouldn't fill so guilty about eating 2 pieces of this cake.
margarine, do not substitute whipped or low - fat butter when baking; 1
stick of butter = 8 tablespoons = 1/2 cup = 1/4 pound; To cut cholesterol and fat, you can also use oils in place of butter on a 1:1 ratio in some recipes, although texture and taste are often affected.
Thank you for changing over to baking by weight (and giving weights for things
like sticks of butter too)-- it really does make a difference and when I move into my new house with a decent kitchen next month, I will be baking again!!
After tossing shrimp, put into large baking dish, cover with the oil (or
put stick of butter on top of shrimp) and bake at 350 F for about 45 minutes, stirring gently and turning the shrimp over every 15 minutes.
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