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Friday, March 13, 2026

Gingerbread Butter

 

Gingerbread Butter By The Righteous Kitchen
Gingerbread Butter By The Righteous Kitchen

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Gingerbread Butter can be a superstar in your kitchen. 

It’s a great spread for a variety of breads: muffins, French Toast, scones, and more. How about the next time you make cinnamon rolls, you slather a layer of Gingerbread Butter, with additional Gingerbread Spice, and sugar. Gingerbread Cinnamon Rolls rank superior! 

Aside from breads, you can use it as a topping on baked sweet potatoes. It’s the perfect glaze for steamed carrots. Remember Green Bean Almandine? How fantastic would Gingerbread Green Bean Almandine be?! I guarantee you’ll find many uses for this butter. Let me know, in the comments.


I have been having the best time, finding uses for Gingerbread Spice, and Gingerbread Syrup. There's a whole series. Just type "Ginger" in the search box and you'll find lots of fun ideas. 

The Gingerbread Spice recipe can be found here. Gingerbread Syrup  recipe can be found here. 

GINGERBREAD BUTTER

INGREDIENTS:
1/2 Cup (1stick) butter, room temperature
2 Teaspoons Gingerbread Spice
2 Tablespoons molasses

DIRECTIONS:
Place ingredients in a shallow bowl. Use a small rubber spatula, to combine. Yields 10 Tablespoons.

SPREAD ON:
Toast
French Toast
Muffins
Pancakes
Green Beans
Steamed carrots
Baked Sweet Potatoes

This Gingerbread Butter recipe yields 10 tablespoons, with each tablespoon containing 93 calories. It features 9.2 grams of total fat (5.8 grams saturated) primarily from the butter, 3.0 grams of carbohydrates, and 2.4 grams of sugars derived from the molasses, making it a rich, flavorful condiment spread.

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