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buttermilk substitute
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homemade buttermilk
DIY: Buttermilk Substitute
Buttermilk is a fermented milk, it is tart and contains lactic acid. It is one of the main ingredient in making buttermilk cookie or red velvet cupcake. Actually, it is not composed of butter and milk, what the name states itself (which is pretty confusing).
LET'S GET STARTED!
You'll need:
Just add vinegar to milk and let sit until it curdles for five minutes or until needed. And that's it! You can now make an occasionally used baking stuff from the most common food you can find at home.
Here's my homemade oh-so-fluffy-I'm-gonna-die red velvet cupcake for everyone! :D You don't need to spend too much, just visit my blog cause homemade food are always the best!
LET'S GET STARTED!
You'll need:
- 1 cup full cream milk
- 1 tablespoon distilled white vinegar (can be replaced with 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice)
Just add vinegar to milk and let sit until it curdles for five minutes or until needed. And that's it! You can now make an occasionally used baking stuff from the most common food you can find at home.
Here's my homemade oh-so-fluffy-I'm-gonna-die red velvet cupcake for everyone! :D You don't need to spend too much, just visit my blog cause homemade food are always the best!
I love your DIY substitute tutorials! How do you come up with these stuff? Galing! :D
ReplyDeletethanks Ate Nathalie :D we have an Executive Chef instructor back then teaching commercial cooking and other related stuffs, kaso nagresign siya and continued his profession in Puerto :/
DeleteAwww, sayang naman. At least you learned a lot naman before he went away. :) I wonder if my BF knows this stuff too, he took up Culinary Arts in college.
DeleteWow! Red Velvet cupcakes. My favorite. Whenever I buy red velvet from cupcakes by sonja I always wonder what's the cream (I don't know that right term. lol) on top of it... now I know, big thanks to you! :-) You make delicious foods. Ang galing Sis! Do you also sell some of your homemade goodies/sweets?
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oh no sis! the cream on top is called Buttercream/creamcheese frosting (depending on the shops), buttermilk is used in making the cake itself, parang pinakawater+flavoring po niya.
DeleteAy yun pala yun. :-) I like looking at your blog kasi parang ang dali lang gawin pero in reality hindi (lalo na sa case ko na walang alam pagdating sa kusina). Hahaha! I'm looking forward to try your DIY: Tiramisu. Wala pa lang kasi ako masyado time ngayon kasi back to school na naman.
Deletelooks like it's so creamy! i want to try it someday. thanks for this
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