Butter Substitutes for Baking: Oil, Margarine, Coconut Oil, Applesauce and Yogurt Compared
The right butter swap depends on how the recipe uses butter: melted, creamed or cut in cold. Match the method first and the amounts follow.
The right butter swap depends on how the recipe uses butter: melted, creamed or cut in cold. Match the method first and the amounts follow.
American recipes count butter in sticks; most of the world weighs it. Here is how the two systems line up, and how to handle salted versus unsalted.
Cold eggs can make creamed butter seize and curdle, and cold milk can firm up melted butter into streaks. A few minutes of warming solves both.
Oil and melted butter both work in the muffin method, but they give different results. Here is what each does and how to swap them with the right amounts.
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