thread: Buttermilk substitute in baking?

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2009
    Kalgoorlie, WA
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    I usually do some kind of sour cream & milk mix. Never tried the vinegar option... sounds a bit too chem-class for my liking!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jul 2008
    Brisbane
    592

    Thank you for all of your suggestions. I am making a mudcake this week and plan to use the milk / vinegar combo. Failing that I will try the frozen buttermilk option.

    I like to think that I am fairly "well-versed" in the kitchen, but the buttermilk pancakes that I made a couple of months back made me feel like I should be banned from all things cooking! They were TERRIBLE - like little rubber door stops! So yeah - until I work out how to make good ones, pancakes aren't really an option

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Nov 2009
    Scottish expat living in Geelong
    5,572

    I read the title as "Breastmilk Substitute in baking" and was going to suggest using cows milk

    Ahem, sorry not much help am I? As you were...

  4. #4
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2009
    Kalgoorlie, WA
    729

    to get the best light & fluffy pancakes, separate the eggs, mix the yolks in as per normal, but with the white - whip them until soft peaks form, then fold them into the batter at the end. OMG... so simple, and the result is amazing! Hasn't failed me yet!