The lack of amounts on sugar honey and egg suggest that you could put just one grain in. Meaning you're just stirring an egg into 1/2lb of butter
this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2023
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They've given the amounts. It's one sugar, two honey, three flour, four egg and five-and-a-half pounds of butter
2.5lbs of butter. It's 5 units of "½lb of butter" if we're following the established pattern.
My mistake
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Egg
..her?
what, you egg?
i'm just a girl asking a girl to preheat me to 375
Sugar, and butter, and flour, and mother
Finally, the recipe for babycakes
Prebeat to 375 degrees.
I didn’t catch this until you pointed it out.
No baking powder or soda or anything? What are they making, crepes?
Protip: Preheat first to save time
cakey
Don't forget to knead that ass dough