Recipes with Butter

Heavenly pie

Grease a mold with loose bottom, about 2 l, and sprinkle it with rasp. Whip egg and sugar airy, mix flour and baking soda and stir in the dough. Melt the fat, let it cool and stir in the dough with the water. Pour the dough into the mold and bag it at 175 degr

Pour fruit pie

The butter is crumbled in the flour. Add sugar and water and gently mix the dough. Leave it cool for 1 hour. Peel the marcipan on the raw roast and stir the whipped white i. Roll the diced pie and coat a greased pie shape. Lubricate the marcipan above. B

Halmstad Pie

Bring the chocolate into pieces. Let it melt in a bowl over hot water. Stir fat and sugar white and airy, add egg pockets, one at a time, and the melted chocolate. Add flour, sift baking soda and stir. Butter a round shape about 22 cm in diameter and sprinkle

Gyldendal's raspberry cake

Stir the softened butter with sugar until it is light and smooth. Share the eggs, whites in a bowl. Stir the flowers in the dough one at a time. Stir well between each. Mix flour and baking soda together, seal it and stir it alternately with milk. Pour the dou

Fruit-fried a'la Pauli

Chop flour and fat together into a grit lot. Add cream and water and work the dough together. Let the dough rest cold while making the vanilla cream. Mix cream, egg, sugar and corn oil in a thickened saucepan. Let the cream simmer until it gets thick. Taste wi

Gripsholm Cake

Chop flour, fat, sugar and eggs together, either by hand or by machine. Lay the dough on a floured table and work it evenly and fine with meltered hands. Add a little more flour if the dough feels loose. Roll 2/3 of the dough to a round cake bottom and place i

Freddys Girard's lemon pie

Mix flour and sugar and finely divided fat into the mixture. Add eggs and work the dough quickly together. Let the dough rest cold. Pour the juice out of the lemons and the orange. Whip egg, egg yolk, juice, cream and sugar to an airy mass. Squeeze the tenderl

French apricot pie

Sift flour and salt. Add the butter to the bites and knead it into the flour with your fingers - your hands are often too hot. Add the sugar. When the dough can be rolled out, it is ready. It may be put in the fridge, but then wrap in foil to keep moist. Wipe