Simply thin out plain yogurt or sour cream with enough milk until it is
the consistency of buttermilk.
Not exact matches
I got SUPER thick and fluffy pancakes, probably because the
consistency of yogurt much more closely resembles real
buttermilk.
Thank you for this amazing recipe one question though, I added my
buttermilk substitute (milk + lemon juice) and egg mixture until the
consistency was like shown in the picture, but was left with about 1/3 -1 / 4
of the wet ingredients... I measured my ingredients on an electric scale, could it be because I used cake flour instead
of all - purpose?
I ended up using two table
of additional
buttermilk to get pouring
consistency.
Just thin it with a bit
of non dairy milk so that it has the
consistency of thick
buttermilk.
And, I have to say, I really didn't have much
of a problem with my Belgian waffle maker — although that might have had something to do with my subbing in
buttermilk and 2 % for the whole milk, resulting in a thicker
consistency than you described.
So, use low fat
buttermilk which has a much thicker
consistency than milk and then use half and half or your favorite milk or milk substitute in place
of at least part
of the cream.
For this one it helps to turn the non-dairy milk into a «
buttermilk»
consistency Also adds a bit
of tang to the flavor!
the second loaf i went by look - i used a little less flour, a little more baking soda, and more
buttermilk / yogurt / milk combo until i had a pretty goopy batter that i liked the
consistency of.
The icing should end up smooth and creamy looking, adjust with a touch
of powdered sugar or a few extra drops
of buttermilk if you want to tweak the
consistency at all.
I like to use soy milk for making
buttermilk because it has a thicker
consistency than other non-dairy kinds
of milk, which works really well for making
buttermilk.
I've made this recipe many times now and have found using just below 500 ml
of buttermilk keeps the
consistency of the dough just right.
Also, many notes on soda bread recipes say it shouldn't be wet or dry, so you may have needed to add a bit
of flour or
of buttermilk to make it the right
consistency.
For this one it helps to turn the non-dairy milk into a «
buttermilk»
consistency Also adds a bit
of tang to the flavor!
These are as close to the real thing as I've ever found, came out tasting like /
consistency of a buckwheat pancake, not
buttermilk if perhaps that's what some people had envisioned.