You would think I could bring myself to consider cupcakes.

Dec 08, 2013 11:31

Ok, internet-- twitter is not helping me out on this one, so I figure I'll try here: I've got half a gallon of very sour milk to use up, but all I want to bake is cookies (which use no milk at all.) Has anyone got inspiring milk-using-up suggestions on what to bake ( Read more... )

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mrissa December 8 2013, 17:01:23 UTC
Banana bread uses sour milk. Pancakes maybe.

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thanate December 9 2013, 00:50:49 UTC
We used our bananas last week. But yes, I should make more pancakes. I've been eating oatmeal for breakfast and forgot about them. Thanks.

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blairmacg December 8 2013, 17:09:22 UTC
Anise Seed bread is one of my absolute favorites. Here's a link to a recipe that looks similar to what I do:

http://www.cooks.com/recipe/nv6za5pv/anise-bread.html

I put a cookie sheet under the pans, as mine tend to overflow the pans a bit in the baking process. A friend said she stopped having that issue once she added a single egg to the recipe, but it does change the texture a wee bit.

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thanate December 9 2013, 00:49:30 UTC
Ok, we tried that. :)

I think it's fabulous, but grauwulf can't taste the anise-- he says tastes like light gingerbread, so I guess I'll have to add more anise next time. Or try it with honey rather than maple syrup, if I wait until after the Megatherium is rated for honey, perhaps.

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blairmacg December 9 2013, 01:21:55 UTC
I like it a tad better with honey myself.

Most times when I'm asked to bring a non-main-course addition to a party, this is what I'll make. It's easy, but unique, and can be "dressed up" by adding a light sugar glaze or honey butter spread.

Alas, I'm out of anise or I'd be making some myself tonight!

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aamcnamara December 8 2013, 18:49:07 UTC
that thing where I read other people's posts and feel like I'm interacting with them
I've been doing that, too. *waves*

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