When using butter or margarine as a substitute, you should use 1 a Ã¢ cups of butter or--margarine or 2 tbsp more than a--cup for every 1 cup of shortening needed for the. Recipe when using butter or margarine as a substitute for, shortening use less salt in your. recipe
The distinguished surname Zarate is of Spanish origin, derived from the name place where the initial bearer of the name resided. In this instance, the surname is derived from the place-name Zrate, located in the district of Zuya (Victoria) in northern Spain. Zarate Early Origins.
This word could be attested in the Syriac satre, and Arabic za'atar (or sa'tar), possibly the source of Latin Satureia. Satureia is a common name for Satureja thymbra, a species of savory whose other common and ethnic names include, Persian za'atar, za'atar rumi (Roman hyssop), and za'atar franji (European hyssop).