The ads look awful. I don't think I could go near it.
Baking question--why does the recipe say 1 stick of butter (8oz) and my butter says 4oz/stick?
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The ads look awful. I don't think I could go near it.
Baking question--why does the recipe say 1 stick of butter (8oz) and my butter says 4oz/stick?
Your butter came from Mars?
By and large I don't find the show cry-making, but hopeful, and I think I've actually learned something about patterns of codependence from it. YCMMV
No! I need to know before I mess up these brownies. Also I probably shouldn't rest sticks of butter on the laptop.
But I guess I put in two of my sticks.........
I'm pretty sure I couldn't handle watching Intervention, although I probably could use the information contained within. I have enough peripheral heartbreak, thankyewverymuch.
it, google random brownie recipes and go with the measurements that match the flour to butter ratio. Mine are also 4 oz sticks and they are standard-in-my-life sizes.
I've tried, because I'm fascinated with that subject, but so far, I just feel dirty. And not the fun kind. Like I'm peeping and shit.
A regular stick is always a half cup, or four ounces. Does the stick look extra big?
I would go with the "one stick" direction, and assume the eight ounces was a typo. Two sticks seems like a lot.
A stick would be four ounces by logic -- the box is a pound, and it has four sticks, right? 16 oz in a lb, 16/4=4.
Super buttery brownies at ita's!