do you want a salty cake
Use more butter?
cake obviously! but you use butter, sugar, milk and eggs to make cake
Yes you can.
Making a cake with butter is not going to take any longer than any other cake. Most any cake shouldn't take more than 10 minutes or so.
Yes, you can use butter as a substitute for oil in cake recipes. Typically, you can replace oil with an equal amount of melted butter for similar results. Keep in mind that using butter may add a richer flavor and slightly alter the texture of the cake. Just ensure the butter is properly melted and cooled before mixing it with other ingredients.
Yes, for one cup of shortening use one cup of butter.
YesA different answer:Butter is a major ingredient in pound cake and the primary source of flavor. Substituting margarine for butter might produce a cake, but it would be an imitation of a pound cake, just as margarine is an inexpensive imitation of butter.
Yes, but don't use a diet spread. They usually have a lot of water in them.
Yes, you can use salted butter instead of unsalted butter for a red velvet cake and cream cheese frosting, but it may slightly alter the flavor. Salted butter can enhance the overall taste, but be mindful of the additional salt content, as it might make the cake and frosting saltier than intended. If you choose to use salted butter, consider reducing or omitting any added salt in the recipe to maintain balance.
The major difference between a sponge cake and a butter cake is that a sponge cake has no fat in it, should be light in texture. A sponge cake not stored correctly will go dry quickly. A cake with butter in is a firmer moist cake which should keep longer.
margerine or soya butter
It is importat to add butter to a cake as it gives the cake its golden colour. (Unless you are making a choclate cake!!!) You can also add air to a cake while creaming the butter and sugar together. Andrew, 13