To correctly answer this I would need to see the recipe. But many frosting recipes require you to only soften the butter and never to melt it. In order to have a frosting turn out thick the butter needs to be softened. If it's melted it won't properly combine with the other ingredients.
To make butter cream frosting thicker you should put it in the fridge, or beat it in a bowl over (not in) ice, or mix in a little more butter. If it is egg-white frosting put it in the top of a double boiler and beat it a little over simmering water. :)
No, there is a chance of salmonella. You should use meringue powder instead.
Butter is not a substitute for butter extract. Butter extract is a fat-free flavoring used when for some reason butter cannot be used. When butter is used, it should replace the fat in the recipe - shortening, oil or lard - and the butter extract will not be needed.
Butter cream is the best. (Powder sugar with butter and melted non sweetened chocolate) www.cooksrecipes.com/category/cake.HTML A very simple one is to add some milk or water, a little soft butter if you wish, and a dash of vanilla extract to a couple of cups of powdered sugar. Beat it until you get the consistancy you like. You can add cocoa powder to it as well, or flavor it with orange or lemon juice instead. You can make it thinner by adding more liquid, and thicker by adding more sugar. thank you both for the recipe and for the website the cake i will be making lady Baltimore cake should go good with the frosting just given to me =) thank you again
Actually, that is what you should use. The brown coloring in Apple Butter does not come from ground cinnamon. It comes from cooking the apple sauce for many, many hours. My family has been making Apple Butter in a copper kettle over an open fire for many decades.
You should use the same amount of butter. It's probably also best to melt the butter so that it combines well.
It shouldn't. Substituting margarine for butter in cookie dough should work just fine.
Regular butter will make your food taste slightly saltier, but can usually be used in place of unsalted butter. In many baked items the proportion of ingredients has a direct effect on the finished product. Not just the flavor. The interaction of salt and sugar with leavening agents such as yeast and with the gluten in the flour can affect the rise of the product and the finished texture. Baking is a science. A small change in proportion can have a big effect.
Chocolate butter cream frosting is absolutely delicious. smooth silky thick and creamy yumm! Best kind I have ever had and would recommend to someone looking to make chocolate icing.
A good butter chicken recipe could be found at a number of websites such as BBC Good Food or AllRecipes. A good Indian cooking recipe book should also have information on making butter chicken.
I use butter for mine. It comes out of the oven very fluffy and light.
Yes, in some cake recipes and in some cake mixes, cream cheese is a delicious substitution for butter. But cream cheese would not be appropriate in every cake recipe, so it is best to find a recipe that already calls for cream cheese. You can find these recipes on the websites of cream cheese companies.