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Just to be safe I would have to say leave it in a room temperature area; away from any windows or heaters that can affect the temperature of the egg; for about 6 or 7 hours at the least.
The Cube Method. If you have a little bit of time on your hands, you can cut the stick(s) of butter into fourths and then cube into small pieces. The smaller the cubes, the quicker the butter will soften. Just leave them at room temperature for about an hour or until soft to the touch. usually bake with room temperature eggs because they seem to disperse much better through batters when they arenât fresh out of the fridge. Typically if the recipe calls for room temperature butter, itâs a good idea to use room temperature eggs.