No, but it's found money, which may be treated the same way.
Speaking of found money, I did give that forty bucks to my uncle.
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No, but it's found money, which may be treated the same way.
Speaking of found money, I did give that forty bucks to my uncle.
Good. You may have a price, but it's not $40.00.
Yah I love that irish oatmeal but it's even better with a big slab of irish butter melting in the middle.
Oooh, since you're talking about oatmeal, maybe one of you can answer a baking-with-oats question! I want to make some oat muffins (prolly using this recipe, but substituting other dried fruit for the raisins), but we don't have any milk in the house. Heavy cream, yes. Milk, no. Could I just dilute the cream with water? Or will that do something wonky during the baking?
Jilli, that's totally what I'd do, but I have no idea if it would do something wonky. It would become one of my many culinary experiments.
You could just add the cream as-is and (I think) all it will do is make your cookies taste richer.
You could just add the cream as-is and (I think) all it will do is make your cookies taste richer.
Oh, it would do that, and be very yummy. But oh-so bad for us, and I'm trying to at least wave in the direction of healthy muffin baking.
You could cut down on whatever other shortening is in there. You can substitute butter fat.
I am making brownies now. I blame you all. And the angered weather gods who have made the outside cold and white.
Damn. Now I want brownies. Or muffins. Or potatoes. Or oatmeal.