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Freeze Extra Buttermilk

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Date: 09/03/2009 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Freezing > Dairy  
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I have one recipe that I make about 2 times a month that calls for 1 cup buttermilk. I tried using the dried buttermilk, but I can taste the difference. I used to end up wasting a quart or half gallon until I had a great idea.

What I did was used my food saver and made several bags with 1 cup buttermilk in each bag and put them in the freezer. Now, when I need that 1 cup, I have it and I don't have to worry about defrosting a quart of frozen buttermilk.

By Virraszto from Toledo, OH

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By Angolamom (8) Profile Contact
Thanks for this one! I didnt know you could freeze buttermilk.

Posted on 09/09/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By chef4u (123) Profile Contact
How did you put it in the FoodSaver bags and seal it with out it leaking out?

Posted on 09/07/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By kghsave (220) Profile Contact
My Better Homes & Garden cookbook says that if you don't have Buttermilk you can substitute:
1 cup whole milk (I use lowfat)
1 tbs. of Lemon juice

Let it sit until it curdles, about 5 min. I use that all the time. I've never had buttermilk, so for me, I wouldn't know the difference. :) You can also use 1 cup plain yogurt or add 1 1/4 tsp. of cream of tartar to the whole milk.

Posted on 09/06/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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