Is it because
I substitute coconut oil for butter?
Keep in mind, when
substituting coconut oil for butter in baking recipes that butter is approximately 80 % fat and 20 % water.
I used butternut squash instead of pumpkin;
I substituted coconut oil for butter, almond milk for milk, and flaxseed gel for eggs.
I didn't have cinnamon so used nutmeg instead and
substituted the coconut oil for the butter.
I started by
substituting coconut oil for the butter or oil in the baked goods I already make for my family, and without exception, the results have been wonderful.
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I substituted coconut oil for butter in my batch).
I also
substituted coconut oil for butter.
My honey - eating vegan friends (sorry, I probably don't want to start that debate here) can
substitute coconut oil for the butter to make these vegan - friendly.
I was wondering... if
you substitute coconut oil for butter in the recipe, should it be 1/2 cup as well?
Also
substituted coconut oil for the butter.
I think you could
substitute the coconut oil for butter but it will change the flavor a little.
I made these and
I substituted coconut oil for the butter, because I didn't want to wait for the butter to soften and my coconut oil was room temp.
This recipe does the trick and you can easily veganize it by
substituting coconut oil for butter.
(I made this recipe with butter and eggs but it is really easy to convert to a vegan recipes by
substituting coconut oil for the butter and flax eggs for the chicken eggs.)
Substitute coconut oil for butter, add unsweetened coconut flakes, and reheat when you've got approximately three minutes to get out the door.
Please note to all the readers out there that
I substituted coconut oil for the butter and apple sauce for the oil.
I substitute coconut oil for the butter, whole wheat flour instead of white, and use brown sugar instead of white, and it still turns out delicious!
Made these and
substituted coconut oil for butter.
Not exact matches
My next test is making pound cake by
substituting the
butter with cold
coconut oil for a Coconut Pound Cake for a tropical and summery
coconut oil for a
Coconut Pound Cake for a tropical and summery
Coconut Pound Cake
for a tropical and summery twist!
Anyway, just wondering if you've tried this with
coconut oil as
substitute for either the
butter and / or the vegetable
oil?
Sticking with
substitutes for butter, let's talk about
coconut oil.
I would recommend
substituting a liquid
oil (like almond or jojoba)
for about half of the
coconut or cocoa
butter.
Ironically, I never rarely have
butter on hand, so usually opt
for coconut oil as a
substitute.
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coconut oil for the
butter (which is pretty much our go - to substitution), and then I came across this recipe from The Prairie Homestead, which not only uses
coconut oil but also
substitutes honey
for sugar.
Did anyone
substitute Butter for coconut oil?
Feel free to
substitute regular milk and
butter for the
coconut oil and
coconut milk if you like.
As
coconut oil is 100 % fat, you won't need to use as much when
substituting for butter.
Coconut oil can
substitute for butter in most baking recipes and can also replace margarine and vegetable oils in most cases.
You can
substitute melted
butter or canola
oil for the
coconut oil — let me know how they turn out!
* If vegan,
substitute 6 tablespoons almost melted
coconut oil for the
butter and 1 flax egg (1 tablespoon ground flax meal: 2.5 tablespoons water)
for the egg.
You can
substitute coconut oil for for cocoa
butter.
1/3 cup almond flour 1 banana 1/8 cup almond
butter or sunbutter 3 fresh eggs, hormone free, omega 3 1/2 teaspoon pure stevia powder (if you can have unrefined sugars, you could
substitute with 2 tablespoons
coconut sugar) 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
coconut oil — use
for frying in skillet and instead of
butter to serve raw honey — instead of syrup raw pecans — shelled
Just want to say that we tried making these dairy - free, by
substituting vegan margarine
for the
butter and then
coconut cream (with a tablespoon of
coconut oil)
for the heavy cream — and it worked well!
I did
substitute 1/2 of the
butter for coconut oil.
Also, I
substituted half
coconut oil and half
butter for the vegetable
oil since we don't usually have vegetable
oil.
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coconut oil is solid at room temperature, it makes a great
substitute for butter.
For those who are lactose I tolerate can almond or cashew milk be substituted for half and half and coconut oil for butt
For those who are lactose I tolerate can almond or cashew milk be
substituted for half and half and coconut oil for butt
for half and half and
coconut oil for butt
for butter?
If you can not tolerate ghee, try
substituting coconut butter or
coconut oil for the ghee.
Just made this banana bread but
substituted sugar
for honey,
butter for coconut oil and cream / yoghurt
for light sour cream!
I learned that you can
substitute coconut oil in most recipes that call
for butter or shortening, and that if you use it to replace
butter, you may want to add a little extra vanilla extract.
I also
substituted 1/4 cup of
butter for coconut oil.
I
substituted melted
butter for the
coconut oil, eliminated lemon zest / juice and added one egg.
you think this recipe would work if I
substituted sweet potato flour
for the
coconut flour, grassfed
butter or ghee
for the
coconut oil and flax milk
for the
coconut milk
I think
coconut oil works as a good
substitute for butter because they are both solid at room temperature.
I'm all
for the homemade peanut
butter cups but has anyone tried
substituting coconut oil for the vegetable shortening.
And if you
substitute melted
coconut oil for the usual
butter... well, you might suddenly have a lot of vegan friends asking about Pumpkin Chocolate Chunk Cookies.
You can make this kosher easily by
substituting chicken fat or
coconut oil for the
butter, but if you go with
coconut oil, I'd go with one that doesn't have much of a
coconut flavor or odor.
I've had great success in the past
substituting extra virgin
coconut oil for butter so I was pretty confident it could be a catalyst
for fluffy (albeit dairy free) biscuits.
When making berry crumble bars, the
coconut oil is a perfect
substitute for butter, shortening or processed vegetable oils.
I also tried
substituting 2 TBS of red palm
oil for 2 TBS of the
coconut butter.