Country Butter (Soft Spread)
photo by Kat's Mom
- Ready In:
- 10mins
- Ingredients:
- 3
- Yields:
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4 cups
- Serves:
- 144
ingredients
- 1 lb margarine (not the spreadable kind)
- 1 cup corn oil
- 1 cup buttermilk
directions
- Whip ingredients together in a food processor or mixer (the consistency will be rather soft, but useable).
- For best consistency refrigerate overnight.
- Store in a tightly covered container in the refrigerator.
- Keeps well for 1 month.
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Reviews
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DH & I agreed to negotiate disputes & compromise when we married. The long-debated issue of real butter vs the fake stuff has been our 1 failure! I have spent a lifetime using real butter & long ago abandoned the idea of giving it up. Over time, DH became more militant about it & then I saw your recipe. I was not interested in budget issues. I wanted a butter truce & this tasted good to me. Iceland does not have butter products that mirror the U.S. It has a hard creamery type I see as real butter + a ghastly water-based spread I cannot abide, but also a hybrid of the 2 called Smjorvi. I used Smjorvi + olive oil instead of corn oil & the buttermilk to make a 1/4 recipe as a taste test, but will be making full batches now. Thx for posting this recipe for us.
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DH & I agreed to negotiate disputes & compromise when we married. The long-debated issue of real butter vs the fake stuff has been our 1 failure! I have spent a lifetime using real butter & long ago abandoned the idea of giving it up. Over time, DH became more militant about it & then I saw your recipe. I was not interested in budget issues. I wanted a butter truce & this tasted good to me. Iceland does not have butter products that mirror the U.S. It has a hard creamery type I see as real butter + a ghastly water-based spread I cannot abide, but also a hybrid of the 2 called Smjorvi. I used Smjorvi + olive oil instead of corn oil & the buttermilk to make a 1/4 recipe as a taste test, but will be making full batches now. Thx for posting this recipe for us.
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