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I'm cooking pudding and chocolate mint cookies I have one?
The recipe for margarine. The instructions said to mix the butter (with a lot other ingredients) in large bowl. Incidentally I went to buy margarine because I only had butter. That yes, I'm just trying to teach myself how to cook. Is there any difference between the two? Do you think only bad print the recipe? This is a cookbook I bought fundraising a local elementary school.
butter and margarine are changing things, use what you have, marg supposedly has fewer calories than butter and is less expensive .. but always for cooking always use the stick or solid (butter or marg) and not the kind that comes in a tub. which are not the same.
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The Mason Jar Cookie Cookbook: How to Create Mason Jar Cookie Mixes $4.80 Book annotation not available for this title.Title: The Mason Jar Cookie CookbookAuthor: Parks, LonnettePublisher: Square One PubPublication Date: 2002/07/01Number of Pages: 208Binding Type: PAPERBACKLibrary of Congress: 2002006224… |
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Apron Strings & Family Ties – The Jordens’ Family Cookbook Many families have generations of shared and handed down recipes. Usually, though, they’re written on napkins, scrap pieces of paper, recipe cards if you are lucky. Melody Gray recognized that there was a wealth of incredible, not-to-be-found-in-books, recipes in her extended family and that if they were not compiled, many ran the risk of disappearing over time. So, she got on the phone to her rel… |
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The Pantry Cookbook: How to cook nutritious meals from scratch, on a budget, when time is short. $8.89 The Pantry Cookbook: how to cook nutritious meals from scratch, on a budget, when time is short. The American diet is all too often a mishmash of pre-made, mass-produced foods which are expensive, high in calories, and low in nutrients. The popular alternative, gourmet cooking, makes all home cooking appear to take long, and involve expensive, intimidating ingredients. But home cooking doesn’t hav… |