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Can you make HM Buttermilk?
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My Kindle book said that natural yogurt can be used where buttermilk is called for in a recipe.0
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I have always used half natural yoghurt, half fresh milk to replace buttermilk (having read it somewhere) - it works fine.0
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Ive merged this with our HM buttermilk thread
It's more the sourness (which react chemically with the other ingredients) rather than the thickness of the liquid. I think it reacts with the raising agent to give a better lift - but a quick google offers more detailed explanation
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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