Substitute Powdered Milk Instead of Fresh When Cooking

RE: Substitute Powdered Milk Instead of Fresh When Cooking Post by thiftymom (5) | (10/15/2008) Contact I use powdered milk for my homemade pancake recipe and they turn out so fluffy! Thanks everybody for all of these ideas! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Substitute Powdered Milk Instead of Fresh When Cooking Post by jmz2005 (191) | (03/26/2008) Profile | Contact My dh cant stand powdered milk (so he says). I use it all the time in my baking. I also used it to make my sausage gravy for biscuits and gravy, and he said it was the best gravy he has ever had (go figure, lol). Report Spam or Abuse RE: Substitute Powdered Milk Instead of Fresh When Cooking Post By tennesue (Guest Post) (03/25/2008) Foremost makes or used to make a creamy instant milk called Milkman. That worked well if it was really chilled. I use dry milk for all milk applications except pastry cream and such. Mashed potatoes and cream gravies work just as well with instant milk. The half and half (instant and reg. seems to work best when the regular is full cream instead of 2%. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Substitute Powdered Milk Instead of Fresh When Cooking Post By Carol in PA (Guest Post) (03/25/2008) I also use powdered milk. When you buy it and use it right away, its fresh. Make it up and drink it. It tastes the same as skim milk. Make sure its good and cold before you drink it. We use it all the time when we run out of milk, but as I said you cant keep the dry milk. You need to use it. I traded online for three cookbooks by JoAnna M. Lund. She suggests you use dry milk when you cook because you can add extra powder and make your dish have extra calcium. this is especially good if you have children who dont like to drink milk or people who have osteoporosis. thanks for your wonderful suggestion. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Substitute Powdered Milk Instead of Fresh When Cooking Post by Tracy In NH (18) | (03/24/2008) Contact Another good idea is to mix powered milk and regular milk 1/2 and 1/2. My mom used to get powdered milk as part of her state grocery allowance, and we never knew the difference... Report Spam or Abuse