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Yes. Margarine is basically solidified vegetable oil, so you should be able to substitute it in a cookie recipe without a problem.

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Can margerine be used in place of shortening in a cookie recipe?

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When one substitutes margarine for oil when baking cookies why do the cookies turn out differently?

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Can you use butter instead of margarine in a recipe?

Most of the time you can, except when baking. It will be somewhat change the texture of cakes and muffins but you can still do it, but for cookies NO WAY!


What are some alternative uses for nonhydrogenated vegetable shortening in baking and cooking?

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Can you use three-fourths cup of shortening instead of butter when baking cookies?

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