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On Mon, 9 Mar 1998 10:45:41 -0500 Nancy Weir <[log in to unmask]>
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>On Sat, 7 Mar 1998 20:37:19 -0500 Crystal Siegel wrote:
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>> Personal preference. and mainly because I haven't found
>any substitutes that give me that butter flavor. Do you
>know something I don't?
>
>If you switched you would probably miss it a lot for a year
>and then not miss it so much. Well, at least that has been
>my experience. I use Margarine in everything now. I
>confess I sneak nibbles of shortbread at Christmas though.
>
I still miss REAL butter, but live with margarine for the time being.
I've tried a bunch of different ones, but keep coming back to the Nucoa
brand - sticks and tub. It's fries the best of the ones I've tried and
bakes pretty well. Sometimes it is a bit strong, so I tend to use less
than I would of butter. Also, it doesn't bind things quite the same as
butter. So for sauces and stuff, I use less otherwise things tend to
just be oily on top.
One thing I've done is to substitue olive oil for a lot of things I used
to use butter for - especially sauteeing. For me, it's an easier
adjustment to "change" a dish than to try to find a substitute that will
make it "just the same". In other words, now I'm expecting a different
taste and am not as dissapointed when the butter flavor is not there.
I do admit that I hardly ate any corn on the cob last summer because
that's just not the same when it's not dripping with butter!
Kathy
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