>Asked Grandma what kind of cake she wants for her birthday
>Strawberry Shortcake with buttermilk biscuits.
>Gramma I will have to buy a litre of buttermilk.
>I will use sour milk or yogurt
>UNACCEPTABLE.
>Recipe only uses 1/4cup of buttermilk
>fug
What can I do with most of a litre of buttermilk?
Use it to marinate chicken for grilling or frying, and then make some buttermilk waffles to go with the chicken.
Fucking buttermilk marinated chicken is god tier.
Drink it. Its a strange but nice variation from regular milk.
wait so why did you buy a litre in the first place?
didnt you look at the recipe?
I have no chicken, and no waffle iron. I was thinking of making pancakes, but muh carbs.
Even if I get some chicken that won't use a whole litre. Surely there are some weird old pies or candies or like, something.
itll use a good bit of a liter
make a whole lot of chikie nuggies
Drink it
Grandma is being good to you by expanding your horizons. Make marinates or other kind of baked goods
Why didn't you read the recipe you dumb shit?
>buttermilk biscuits and gravy
>buttermilk pancakes
>soak chicken in it before frying
>add a beaten egg to your buttermilk biscuits recipe and throw it in a boiling chicken soup for dumplings
>Surely there are some weird old pies
Yeah, buttermilk pie.
buttermilk is good for baking so bake something/
Sodabread.
24oz flour
tsp salt
tsp bicarb
pint buttermilk
Half an hour at 400F.
Buy a smaller container of buttermilk
This.
make pancakes duh
Then make pancakes
this, unless it's salted. for some reason sometimes i can only find salted buttermilk.
if it is salted, make bread or any other kind of baked good.
it would probably be good with borscht, too.
Why'd you post a picture of Zelda? He has nothing to do with this discussion
thats not Zelda... that´s Link
Looks like ol' user reeled another one in, pa.
It was the smallest container they had.
Drink it all up for those sweet gains. Butter milk has a very high amount of proteins and is very calorie skinny.
That's kind of weird, dude.
Go somewhere else then