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By luvmybge
on February 14, 2010
This turned out great!! Thanks.. so nice and creamy. I'm a fan of whipped butter and this cuts down on the price quite a bit.
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I'm a fan of real food, and we always have some of this "spread-y butter" on hand! For a spread, I use salted butter for flavor and extra virgin olive oil for health benefits. For baking, I use unsalted butter and light olive oil for a more neutral taste. I first came across this recipe in The Eat-Clean Diet Cookbook, so I use a food processor for mixing instead of a blender. I haven't tried, but I think it would be fun to add honey or herbs. Using tiny molds for individual servings would be fun, too!
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on July 18, 2007
I love having this stuff in the fridge! I have made this both the way stated and by cutting the oil to 1 cup. As a spread, I think we prefer it with only 1 cup of oil to 1 lb butter. Increasing the oil doesn't make it any more spreadable straight from the fridge and the flavor isn't as rich. In general, it reminds me of the spreadable butters you buy in the store, you still have to let it warm up a little before it spreads easily.
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on October 30, 2010
I can't give this enough stars, DH and I love this stuff and not just for cooking. We had it on our baked potatoes (DH loves the taste of butter but I worry about his cholesterol) and this not only taste great but is healthier IMHO. I did cut it in half as wasn't sure how it would turn out and there's only the two of us, but next time I'll sure make the whole thing. I must say when I saw how watery it looked (like a thin cake batter) I was a little nervous but after placing in the fridg firmed up perfect and so easy to spread right out of the fridge. I used unsalted butter and EVO and we are thrilled with the results in looks, taste, ease of prep and spreadability. Thanks so much for posting.
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Truck cook , I totally agree with the other reviewers, this is great .. I used canola oil and 1/2 lb butter also.. so much better than just using butter to fry eggs and have it burn. Thanks for the posting.
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on June 14, 2007
I also cut the recipe in half but am now on my second batch. Great for summer weather when you have to keep the butter in the fridge. It is easily spreadable right from the fridge.
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on April 12, 2007
Great recipe!
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on August 05, 2006
This butter is wonderful. It spreads easily and it's alot healthier with olive oil instead of hydrogenated oils in margarine. The taste is great also. I only added 1 cup of olive oil to one lb of butter and it turned out great. Thank you so much for this recipe. It's nice to be able to eat real butter again.
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on February 12, 2006
Simple and great for cooking. Convenient to have olive oil and butter combined for sauteeing chicken, veggies, whatever, since it comes out of the fridge very soft and melts quickly in the pan. Used this morning for scrambled eggs, and will continue to use it for all of my cooking needs, even boxed mac and cheese for the kids. Made 1/4 of the recipe, using EVOO from Costco which seems a little fruitier than others I've tried. A lighter olive oil would be preferable if you plan to use this for spreading on baked goods. Thanks, Truck Cook!
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on May 25, 2005
Wow, I don't have to buy butter/margarine style spreads anymore! I'd rather have the saturated fats from butter than all those hydrogenated fats in spreads; plus real butter tastes better, but it doesn't spread very easily. This way I get all the taste of butter, with reduced saturated fat & more "good" fat, plus it spreads just as well as any commercial spread! Brilliant! I also added a little flaxseed oil to mine to increase the levels of essential fatty acids.
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This is totally awesome stuff! Great on toast or bread, and for cooking too! Thanks!
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on March 07, 2005
This is wonderful, I use it in cooking, and also as a spread on toast or rolls.
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Gosh TruckCook, what a wonderful idea!! I'm on my second container already! the butter is so easy so spread, and has a fluffy texture, and not to mention, wonderful for frying also. I used Canola oil in place of olive oil...and cut the butter to half a pound, and the oil to 1 cup.... I will always have this handy in the fridge, it makes things so much easier. Just make certain to really beat the butter and oil until really fluffy. Thank you so very much for a wonderful idea!...Kittencal:)
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