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Baking By cakekrayzie Updated 11 Jan 2007 , 11:18am by MomLittr

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cakekrayzie Posted 4 Jan 2007 , 9:34pm
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i have two quesions about NFSC recipe and i was wondering if anyone can help me
1. can the recipe be halved (there are some recipes that i have that can't be and i was wondeing if this one can)
2. i have a surpluss of margarine (bought too much for x-mas baking) can i use margarine instead of butter or will they spread? icon_redface.gif

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NEWTODECORATING Posted 4 Jan 2007 , 10:55pm
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1) Yes the recipe can be halved. I have done it several times.


2) I only use butter in this recipe-haven't tried margarine.

Good luck icon_lol.gif

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DianeLM Posted 4 Jan 2007 , 10:57pm
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1) Yes the recipe can be halved. I have done it several times.


2) I only use butter in this recipe-haven't tried margarine.

Good luck icon_lol.gif




Ditto on all!!

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tricia Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 5:39am
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I have used margarine and I also have half the recipe...Both worked great...

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sweeteecakes Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 2:07pm
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Like Tricia, I have used margerine also! Tastes just as good as with using butter.

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NEWTODECORATING Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 2:16pm
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Have either of you had any spreading issues with using margarine?

(I myself have experienced a spreading of my waist using butter icon_lol.gif )

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sweeteecakes Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 2:23pm
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Have either of you had any spreading issues with using margarine?

(I myself have experienced a spreading of my waist using butter icon_lol.gif )






LOL! Since I started baking these cookies, I have experienced some spreading in my waist and other parts but not with my cookies. icon_wink.gif

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patton78 Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 2:24pm
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You can use margarine but in my opinion, they taste much better with butter. Butter is just better icon_biggrin.gif

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cakekrayzie Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 5:58pm
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thanks you guys you are the best thumbs_up.gif

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sheena16 Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 6:20pm
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I only use margarine when I make the NFSC recipe. It works great and the cookies don't have that crisp to them that the butter causes. They are a little softer but sturdy.

I wouldn't make them any other way.
Susan

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Sugar_Plum_Fairy Posted 5 Jan 2007 , 6:33pm
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By the way, just so you know, I've always put extra margarine and butter in the freezer when I buy too much, so just in case you don't want to use it in the recipe, that's always an option.

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mitsel8 Posted 6 Jan 2007 , 12:35am
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I often use both butter and margarine and I can't taste a difference. I don't have any spreading either.

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cakekrayzie Posted 7 Jan 2007 , 5:50am
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thanks so much you guys are the best thumbs_up.gif

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MomLittr Posted 11 Jan 2007 , 11:18am
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I have another NFSC question for you all. I found that rolling them to a 3/16th" thickness, they cook thoroughly for me. But for my cookie bouquets I need to roll the full 1/4" thickness....problem being that (especially the largest heart) the center of the cookies never seem to bake all the way and end up with a floury taste. icon_cry.gif Would baking longer at a lower temperature help? What about putting the oven rack in a position other that center of the oven?

deb

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