Recipe for Butterscotch chips?

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    moishyk
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    Does anyone know a good easy recipe for a kosher parve butterscotch chips? Thank you!

    #958914
    rebdoniel
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    1/2 cup Earth Balance margarine

    1/2 cup coconut oil (I used expeller pressed so as not to have a coconut flavor)

    1 cup brown sugar

    1 teaspoon real vanilla extract

    In a saucepan, melt together butter, coconut oil and brown sugar. Stir continually until all ingredients are mixed well, bringing the mixture ALMOST to a boil, then turning down the heat. Cook and stir some more on low heat until the sugar is dissolved and the mixture is a liquid.

    NB: I’ve only made butterscotch using actual real butter (hence the name butterscotch), but the Earth Balance margarine, in my cookie experience, is a comparable substitute.

    Let us know how the parve version comes out.

    #958915
    moishyk
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    Do u have any other recipes without coconut oil? Or do I have to use it?

    #958916
    moishyk
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    I’m really sorry! I didn’t understand correctly. I was wondering if you know a recipe that you can make something with the butterscotch chips?

    #958917
    rebdoniel
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    You asked for a recipe for parve butterscotch chips. Didn’t know you had Lieber’s.

    I’d make cookies with the butterscotch chips and some pecans.

    1/2 cup margarine

    1 cup brown sugar

    1 teaspoon vanilla

    1 egg, beaten

    1 1/2 cups sifted all-purpose flour

    1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder

    1/4 teaspoon salt

    1/2 cup finely chopped pecans

    With electric mixer at high speed, cream margarine, sugar, and vanilla until light. Stir in beaten egg; blend well.

    #958918
    moishyk
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    I know. i didnt understand correctly. My apologized! Thank you for this recipe!

    #958919
    rebdoniel
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    Let us know how your recipe turned out.

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