I just assumed she kept it refrigerated to keep the butter firm in the peanut butter. The butter would probably last almost indefinitely in the peanut butter, especially mixed with the honey, since honey is also a natural preservative. So I don't know. But I know it was really good. And I haven't been able to duplicate it.Butter does not need refrigeration. How the heck can you spread cold butter? Mine is frozen until it goes in the butter tray at room temperature to be used...
Yeah. It was definately real butter. I don't remember people using "oleo" much back then.Lets clarify this.
REAL butter. Not the "I can't believe anyone eats this Crock" imitation yellow crap.
Somebody do something stupid, quick! We need somebody to talk about. All this food talk is making me hungry.
Don't worry. Printcraft will be along shortly.Somebody do something stupid, quick! We need somebody to talk about. All this food talk is making me hungry.
That’s different…. To clarify you boil off the water and then skim or filter out the milk solids…Lets clarify this.
Welcome Printcraft. Let the shenanigans begin...
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here is my .02.
If you want EXCELLENT Chinese food, Hong Kong Restaurant where the old DQ used to be. Its across the street and north a bit from Dongs. I think they are back open. They closed after some storm damage, then Covid hit. But Google Maps shows they are back open, but with limited hours. (they close from 3-4)
Dongs is good. I've had better. But that quality is a fair trade for the selection of a buffet. If they are not back to buffet style, I'd go elsewhere, personally. There is only one dish I would order from them as carry out, but only because Ive never seen it anywhere else (Jalapeno Chicken)
Side Wok Cafe up 67 in Ameriplex is good too. Going farther up the road into Mars Hill is Egg Roll King. Good food, and their egg rolls and crab rangoons are the best in town, hands down.
Ghee is dead simple to make and MUCH cheaper than buying it.Just noticed the play on words in the first sentence. LOL
If you have not tried ghee that is becoming so commonly available you should. It is commercial clarified butter, (they removed the milk solids) it can cook your food at higher temperatures without the burning of the milk solids while still give great buttery flavor.
Yep, basically had to make it every time I made hollandaise sauce. Mmmm... hollandaise...Ghee is dead simple to make and MUCH cheaper than buying it.
the wife and kids were always all over that stuff at the essenhausI have been told the peanut butter in Amish restaurants is equal portions peanut butter, honey or corn syrup, and marshmallow creme.
Well, yes and no. Butter will go rancid if left out at room temperature too long. I keep ours refrigerated but keep a stick in the butter tray at room temp and will pull out an additional stick when that one gets down to about half a stick. But I use a lot of butter so it never has a chance to go bad.Butter does not need refrigeration. How the heck can you spread cold butter? Mine is frozen until it goes in the butter tray at room temperature to be used...
Yeah there's a Mennonite place near me that has that stuff on the table. It is WICKED yummy.I have been told the peanut butter in Amish restaurants is equal portions peanut butter, honey or corn syrup, and marshmallow creme.
Ghee is dead simple to make and MUCH cheaper than buying it.
Meh. The only ingredient is butter. It cannot be cheaper than its only ingredient.If one is paying supermarket prices, yes, Costco prices, no...
Even Aldi carries it, but I've never paid attention to the price, so I don't know how it compares.If one is paying supermarket prices, yes, Costco prices, no...