Your Red Velvet Cupcakes Need Buttermilk + Here's How to Make It
There's a super easy substitute you can make and use for every recipe that calls for it.
This holiday season, we're pretty sure red velvet desserts will be in abundance on buffet tables! If you’re in on the red velvet trend, you’re probably on the hunt for buttermilk, that elusive dairy liquid that is essential to not only baking red velvet cupcakes but also for other desserts.
Dairy products during this season will see a steep rise in supply as well as demand. So, if you’re dismayed to find that you can’t source the all-important buttermilk to use in your baking, you’ll be glad to know that you can make a suitable substitute that not only works well in your recipes, it’s easy to make. Plus, you only need 2 ingredients.
The best part is that it’s not going to cost you as much as real buttermilk would. Here’s the buttermilk substitute recipe:
1 cup fresh milk + 1 tablespoon vinegar
1 In a jug or bowl, mix fresh milk and vinegar. Set aside for about 5 minutes. (You’ll notice the milk begins to curdle and a layer of water begins to form on top. This is normal.)
2 Stir the now-thickened mixture. Use in your recipe as directed.
No fresh milk? Don’t like the harsh tang of vinegar? Even these have substitutes! Use a mix of evaporated milk and water for the fresh milk and use
Isn’t that simple? This works for almost recipe that needs buttermilk as an ingredient in your baking projects so you never need to go without.
Now that you know how to make buttermilk for all your baking projects, here are the recipes you can try using it:
Red Velvet Cupcakes Recipe
Red Velvet Cake Recipe
Caramel Cupcakes Recipe
Dark Chocolate Cupcakes Recipe
Buttermilk Pancakes Recipe
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