Yup!
The point is though that it's easy to make. I try to only post things that are super easy and that anyone can do with minimal effort. If you can handle the calories it's worth doing*. I even screwed it up and it still worked. I dumped all of the ingredients into the mixer and then mixed. I didn't cream the butter and sugar as one is supposed to. That makes it almost as easy as a box mix. The difference being of course, that measuring was required. I suspect it could even be mixed by hand, but I didn't try that.
It's delicious and worth doing. There's a reason it's a NYC staple.
* I gave a generous 1/3 of ours to the neighbors to help in OUR calorie reduction.
BTW, I warmed some previously Sous Vide flatiron steaks last night and they were excellent; as usual. I had my steak with some HP sauce, caramelized onions, and homemade olive oil slaw. It couldn't be easier to make an excellent steak at home with no effort. A few weeks ago I had some lower quality rib eyes and SV them. SV has a tenderizing effect because of the low and slow heat. The same steaks weren't shoe leather done on the grill, but they weren't great. They came out of the SV bath fillet mignon tender but with much better flavor, and of course to the same doneness from top to bottom; no grey meat at all. But SV always does that if the temperature of the bath is set to the right temperature (just dial it in).
Brian
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