Butter
"John Kuthe" > wrote in message
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> On Jun 13, 10:02 pm, PeterL > wrote:
>> John Kuthe > wrote in news:2baf9997-86b5-41b2-96e9-
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>> > On Jun 13, 8:59 pm, PeterL > wrote:
>> >> "gloria.p" > wrote
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>> >> september.org:
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>> >> > Steve wrote:
>> >> >> When a recipe calls for butter or melted butter, does it mean
>> >> >> salted
>> >> >> or unsalted butter? Any way to tell? Thanks!
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>> >> > The purists will tell you unsalted ALL the time.
>> >> > I wouldn't worry about it at all unless it specifies,
>> >> > and even then don't sweat the small stuff.
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>> >> > gloria p
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>> >> Yep, I only ever use unsalted butter when the recipe specifically asks
>> >> fo
>> > r
>> >> it. Other than that, it's good old 'normal' butter.
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>> > "Normal" butter IS unsalted butter. I never use salted butter. I have
>> > a salt shaker and know how to use it!
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>> > Or NOT use it! ;-)
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>> > John Kuthe...
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>> To each their own.
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> You don't get enough salt/sodium as it is?
>
> John Kuthe...
Are you a graduate of the "Bobobananaramabonobo School of Culinary
Sanctimonious Preaching of Greater Saint Louis"? Or, just a sock puppet?
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