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Butternut whys and wherefores...
Hey all...
I used to love getting donuts at bakeries that were referred to as butternut donuts (better still, chocolate butternut donuts...yumm) that had a crunchy, tasty coating. What does "butternut" refer to, actual butternuts (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butternut) or butternut squash or some mutant flavoring? Anyone know? Bueller? I have seen recipes for cakes that use butternut flavoring, but I wanna make sure it's what I have in mind. Some recipe sites seem to imply that flavorings referred to as "Vanilla Butter & Nut Flavoring" are the same as "Butternut Flavoring", but is this true? If the crunchy donut coatings were actual butternuts, will "Butternut Flavoring" give me a similar taste, if not the crunchy texture? Art |
Butternut whys and wherefores...
Art wrote: > Hey all... > > I used to love getting donuts at bakeries that were referred to as > butternut donuts (better still, chocolate butternut donuts...yumm) that > had a crunchy, tasty coating. What does "butternut" refer to, actual > butternuts (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butternut) or butternut squash > or some mutant flavoring? Anyone know? Bueller? I have seen recipes > for cakes that use butternut flavoring, but I wanna make sure it's what > I have in mind. Some recipe sites seem to imply that flavorings > referred to as "Vanilla Butter & Nut Flavoring" are the same as > "Butternut Flavoring", but is this true? If the crunchy donut coatings > were actual butternuts, will "Butternut Flavoring" give me a similar > taste, if not the crunchy texture? > > Art Now you got me thinking.. |
Butternut whys and wherefores...
Literally ...Butter nut means butter plus nuts.....
Therefore...combining the flavor of butter and nuts... |
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