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On Sat, 17 May 2003 18:07:26 -0400, "Richard J. Doelger"
> wrote: >Could someone explain why so many recipes which call for "unsalted >butter" go on to list salt as an added ingredient? >Thanks, >Dick > A lot of people have weighed in on freshness/quality/shelf-life, etc. To me, I guess the key issue is that _I_ control how much salt to add, rather than have it included. To be honest, I don't go out and spend huge $$$ for the "high-quality" unsalted butter, just the Land O' Lakes unsalted butter at the grocery...it's comparably priced to the "lightly salted" butter that it sits next to...so price isn't really an issue. Bob |
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