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1 Set the butter over a warm water bath if you're in a real hurry. 2  Pour a few cups of very hot (just below boiling) water into a double boiler or a sauce pan with a metal bowl nested inside. 3  Put the butter over the water bath and allow to soften. 4  Keep an eye on it so the butter doesn't start to melt. A few minutes on the counter and the butter will be up to room temperature. 2  Set the butter over a warm water bath if you're in a real hurry. 3  Pour a few cups of very hot (just below boiling) water into a double boiler or a sauce pan with a metal bowl nested inside.
Best Answer: fat! use butter, vegetable oil or margarine! use in equal amounts as listed for shortening! they ere referring to something like crisco shortening! I always substitute butter for shortening--always, always, always. I just can't get past the can of Crisco.n some cakes you could also substitute oil for the shortening but again you would have to reconfigure the amount of liquid that you would then add. You can also use prune butter to reduce the amount of fat in the cake. There is a commercial brand made by Baker's which will give you the exact substitution equivelents.