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Why do recipes call for unsalted butter, then tell you to add 1/2 tsp
of salt? Why not just use an appropriate amount of salted butter with the unsalted? In making these short breads, I find salt crystals that don't dissolve in the batter, and don't want it. I've tried adding the salt when mixing the sugar/butter and that helped, but still not perfect. I could dissolve the salt in the vanilla, but don't want to do that. I've found a very fine salt but it's expensive, (the amount would be different) and I can't seem to crush my own fine enough. Ideas? |
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