Help me make spreadable butter
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Help me make spreadable butter
I've only bought the spreadable kind of butter =$$$$. So I bought a regular pound of butter & let it go soft. Added a little less than a cup of olive oil. Whipped it & put it in fridge. It was too hard to use. So let it got soft again, added more oil , whipped it again. Still no better. What step am I missing.
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I found this recipe online:
http://www.averagebetty.com/recipes/...butter-recipe/
I'm not sure if using olive oil instead of canola oil would make a difference.
I buy whipped butter and leave it out. Refrigerating it makes it too difficult to spread. This recipe sounds a lot like whipped butter, so I'm wondering if it's supposed to be left outside the frig.
Edit: I see the last post on that website mentions using olive oil and that the refrigerated result was too hard. They didn't post back, though, how it worked with canola oil.
http://www.averagebetty.com/recipes/...butter-recipe/
I'm not sure if using olive oil instead of canola oil would make a difference.
I buy whipped butter and leave it out. Refrigerating it makes it too difficult to spread. This recipe sounds a lot like whipped butter, so I'm wondering if it's supposed to be left outside the frig.
Edit: I see the last post on that website mentions using olive oil and that the refrigerated result was too hard. They didn't post back, though, how it worked with canola oil.
Last edited by Prism99; 04-02-2012 at 12:41 PM.
#6
I remember years ago, this came out in one of the woman's magazine, to soften and beat in water. Don't remember the amount of water, are to use electric mixer. I tried it once and decided to much was wasted, trying to clean everything was not worth the pennies I may have saved .
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