adding peanut butter to a recipe
Ok, so I saw another question answered here that said:
Natural Peanut butter is about 50% fat, butter is about 80% fat. If you want to maintain the original amount of fat in the recipe, you would decrease the butter by 60% of the amount of peanut butter you used.
I however have a recipe for oatmeal cookies that calls for 3/4 C of butter and I'd like to use a full cup of peanut butter, How do I adapt this correctly? I'm really bad at math and don't want to mess it up, haha.
Also if I'm adding that much peanut butter do I need to adjust any of the other ingredients like the flour or oats quantity?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
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What does peanut butter do in baking?
For a nutty flavor boost, add peanut butter powder to any baked good\u2014cakes, cookies, pancakes, breads. Since you're not adjusting the amount of fat or moisture in the dish\u2014as you would be if you were swapping out the oil or butter for full-fat peanut butter\u2014it's very easy to add to a recipe.Can peanut butter replace butter in baking?
You can substitute half the amount of fat in a recipe with peanuts or peanut butter. Check out this amazing no-bake cookie dough recipe here! You can also use peanut oil in place of butter to add an extra delicious nutty taste!How do you add peanut butter to food?
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The Best Peanut Butter for Baking For best results, use a standard commercial brand of creamy peanut butter. I used Skippy for this recipe. Avoid any \u201cnatural\u201d peanut butters where the oil separates. The dough won't come together nicely if you don't use commercial peanut butter with an added oil.Home Made Peanut Butter | One Pot Chef
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