A versatile ingredient, buttermilk adds a distinctive tang to everything from salad dressing to home-baked bread to fried chicken. Making your own is surprisingly easy, and there are two different methods.What you have on hand and when you need your buttermilk will determine which method you us...
How to Make Buttermilk! All you need are two things: milk and acid. Perfect for needing buttermilk in a snap for all your cooking and baking needs!
I never have buttermilk on hand unless I have a recipe in mind I know I need to buy it for. But how could I be out of a Costco sized tub of sour cream? This baffles me. Oh well. When life gives you no buttermilk or sour cream, make your own buttermilk substitute. Thank goodness...
(Here’s how to make your own butter. ) Although you can use both types of buttermilk to make those buttermilk biscuits or pancakes, cultured buttermilk is my favorite because it is thick and creamy and has the most delightful tangy smell. Cultured buttermilk is also an excellent probiotic-...
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Buttermilk is a dairy product made from milk with an added bacterial culture, but is it actually good for you? Find out here.
This isn’t a buttermilk substitute. This is the real deal. In fact, if you make sure to always keep the last bit of buttermilk around after you’ve cultured your own, you can use it as a base to make more! To do this, just add three cups of whole milk to the last 6 ounces ...
Learn how to make buttermilk at home in minutes with just two ingredients. Ready to use in minutes with all of your favorite recipes.
No buttermilk? No problem! Learn how to make the easiest buttermilk substitutes with just 2 ingredients commonly found at home.
It’s so hard to judge the taste and texture of a substitution without testing it directly next to the original, or the “control.” And since buttermilk is an ingredient I get asked about a lot, I thought a Buttermilk 101 post would be a perfect reference for your own baking ...