Sentences with phrase «real buttermilk»

Just out of curiosity, when you say buttermilk, are we talking the thick, cultured buttermilk available at the store, or the thinner real buttermilk from the actual butter making process?

It worked like a dream and we ate real buttermilk biscuits.

It worked like a dream and we ate real buttermilk biscuits.

I got SUPER thick and fluffy pancakes, probably because the consistency of yogurt much more closely resembles real buttermilk.

Some people find lemon juice does not create the same texture or consistency as real buttermilk, but experimentation found it still produced the same end result.

I'm spoiled and live just down the road from a little organic dairy farm that sells their products at the farm gate, including real buttermilk from their butter making.

I'm sure real buttermilk is better, but I've used the vinegar method in other recipes with good results.

Since becoming lactose intolerant several years ago, I now only buy real buttermilk once in a blue moon, usually when we have guests staying over.

Byrne Dairy Fresh Buttermilk is all natural and nothing compares to the taste of real buttermilk when you're making perfect pancakes or lofty biscuits!

At each KFC restaurant, workers blend real buttermilk with a dry blend to create the well - know buttermilk biscuits that have been a popular menu item since their introduction in 1982.

I assume real buttermilk won't work.

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I'm thrilled that you guys sell real buttermilk (my wife's been spoiling me with buttermilk biscuits and buttermilk ice cream which we make into sundaes with your whipping cream).

I add lemon juice or vinegar to almond milk or coconut milk when baking a recipe that calls for buttermilk, but it never adds the tenderness nor the tang of real buttermilk.

Use real buttermilk.

And your assumption is right — real buttermilk won't work as a sub!

Or is real buttermilk a must?

At some point I'll try to make these with real buttermilk to see if that makes a difference; otherwise, I'll probably have to cut down on the amount of liquid I add because I think these will function better with a thicker batter.

I admit, I became a real buttermilk fan when I realized how fluffy it made my homemade pancakes.

Senior food editor Alison Roman explains that although you'll be able to achieve a similar flavor profile with the old «lemon juice + milk» trick, it will never achieve the viscous, thick texture of real buttermilk.

There is only one real buttermilk, which is the leftover milk following extraction of butter from fermented whole milk or cream.