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Five Ways With Buttermilk

This tangy byproduct of the butter-making process can be used in many dishes, from American biscuits to ice cream. Words: Alex Dilling

Buttermilk is a wonderful and versatile ingredient. It’s often associated with indulgences: buttermilk fried chicken, buttermilk pancakes and, my personal favourite, which I miss dearly from my time in the US: buttermilk biscuits. It can be used raw or cooked, as a marinade or dressing, in food and even in drinks. It’s common in the US, but is often overlooked in the UK. It’s originally a byproduct of making butter; when you over-whip cream to produce butter, you’re left with a milky liquid, whi...

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