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Do you own a food scale? If so, you can use powdered sugar in place of regular sugar in almost all recipes, you just have to go by weight instead of volume.

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If you eat chocolate and Peanut butter, I say make monkey munch! YUM, we love it
though we only make it once every couple of months...
Sounds yummy! Um... what is it?
 

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I usually use it for Pascha, which is a Russian Easter traditional cheesecake-like dish. Since a single recipe calls for 1 1/2 lbs of powdered sugar, 2# would be pretty easy (but it makes almost 10# of cheesecake).


Honestly though, pantry challenge or no, I'd set aside the powdered sugar... trying to find a way to use up 2# of sugar seems like a fairly unhealthy thing to do to me. Use it up 1/2 c at a time - it's far more reasonable, and it will go further, too. Or like a pp said, use it in recipes that call for regular sugar as you go about your routine cooking.
 

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Giada had a yummy looking lemon bar thingy (it was a bit different-- just icing on top) on her show a week or so ago-- maybe on her web site? It used a lot of powdered sugar, I recall (I watched it while stuck in bed nursing a napping toddler, and good thing, or else I would have sooo been hunting for something lemony and sweet in the house
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