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![]() "l, not -l" > wrote > On 4-Jun-2007, "Nancy Young" > wrote: > >> Thing is, the batter had a really weird consistency, like a weird >> peanut butter. Almost plasticy. Do you think it's because I left >> the butter out overnight? I took it out of the freezer and promptly >> forgot all about it. I used salted butter, I'm a wild one like that. >> And dark brown sugar. > > Did you use fresh, canned or frozen blueberries? I used fresh. I'm not inclined to make cake normally, so if fresh isn't available (and good), I wouldn't think to make this. The recipe did say you could used frozen, of course, just don't thaw them. > I have a favorite recipe > whose dough is as you describe when I use frozen, rather than fresh, > berries. Of course my recipe has lots of blueberries in comparison to > yours. (laugh) Oddly enough, I wasn't disappointed in how many blueberries were in the cake, it was plenty. Probably appeared that way since most of them sank to the bottom. Your recipe certainly does have a lot of them. nancy |
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