Showing posts with label butter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butter. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2010

August 2, asked on measurement of butter

by Dianne
(Saskatchewan, Canada)

As I go on this wonderful website, I'm reading the recipe and I noticed that the quantity of butter used is called "clubs". how much is this equivalent in cups?

From the editor:

Dianne, Hello

A stick of butter is four ounces or 115 grams. measurement of weight, rather than volume will give best results.

Thank you for your question.

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Michelle (editor)

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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

August 2, what temp butter should be?

by hope
(Idaho)

I have never done frost or cake from scratch, and was curious if butter needed to be softened for anyone?

From the editor:

Hello hope,

Unless otherwise noted, you generally want butter at room temperature for cake recipes and glitter.

Thank you for your question.

What is concerned,

Michelle (editor)

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