Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Posted March 26, 2006 In a message dated 27/03/2006 00:22:46 GMT Daylight Time, neesha@... writes: Found some cornstartch, and going to make a batch. janis rogers <jrogers397@...> wrote: you could make some whipped shea, take your lb. of shea and soften it just a bit in the micro and add about 3 oz. of any of your liquid oils ( Sorry i cant help, i have no recipes, i am very new to all of this and yet to find a recipe, i am hopeless lol. chrisxx Quote
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Posted March 26, 2006 Found some cornstartch, and going to make a batch. janis rogers <jrogers397@...> wrote: you could make some whipped shea, take your lb. of shea and soften it just a bit in the micro and add about 3 oz. of any of your liquid oils ( Quote
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Posted March 26, 2006 you'll love whipped shea, it will get firmer by morning so keep that in mind as you whip it. If you have to melt your shea alot just pop it in the fridge for awhile to chill back up and then keep whipping it until it gets like frosting. If you have a kitchenaid stand mixer just put it on medium and let it whip for 20 - 30 minutes or use a regular cake beater type. I don't like to use a stick blender for this but I guess you can. Let us know how it works out for you. You can also make a half a batch if you want you'll have lots. Janis On 3/26/06, ~*Neesha*~ <neesha@...> wrote: > > Found some cornstartch, and going to make a batch. > > janis rogers <jrogers397@...> wrote: you could make some whipped > shea, take your lb. of shea and soften it just > a bit in the micro and add about 3 oz. of any of your liquid oils ( > > > > > > Quote
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