Can I use normal milk instead of buttermilk in a recipe?

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1. Can I use normal milk instead of buttermilk in a recipe?
2. Is buttermilk powder as good as fresh buttermilk?
3. How do I make 3 tablespoons of buttermilk?
4. What can I make with real buttermilk?

Can I use normal milk instead of buttermilk in a recipe?

You can use any kind of milk as well, but if your recipe calls for a certain type of buttermilk — such as low-fat — it may be best to use a similar type of milk to make a substitute. To make 1 cup of buttermilk substitute, add 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of vinegar to a liquid measuring cup.

Is buttermilk powder as good as fresh buttermilk?

Traditional buttermilk is a little less sour -- although still quite acidic -- than cultured buttermilk, and it is much thinner. ... Buttermilk powder will produce the same texture, taste and creaminess in baked goods as cultured buttermilk. That said, there is a little trick to using powdered buttermilk.

How do I make 3 tablespoons of buttermilk?

HOW do you make Buttermilk at home? It's simple, really. Pour one Tablespoon of lemon juice (or one Tablespoon of vinegar) into a liquid measuring cup. Then add your milk until it reaches the 1-cup line.

What can I make with real buttermilk?

Make real buttermilk and use it in these great recipes:

1. Buttermilk Dressing with Dill.
2. Delicious Ranch Dressing.
3. Homemade Blue Cheese Dressing Recipe.
4. Gramma John's Buttermilk Donuts.
5. Buttermilk Cornbread.
6. Buttermilk Corn Waffles.
7. Flaky Buttermilk Biscuits.
8. Grilled Chicken in Buttermilk-Yogurt Marinade.