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Buttermilk

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Recipes from Brixton Village

By Miss South

Published 2014

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Buttermilk this is the low-fat liquid left over from traditional butter churning when the butter fat separates off. It is often made nowadays by culturing milk with lactic acid bacteria. It is smooth, creamy and tangy in taste. It tenderises meat, helps rise unleavened breads and can be used in cooking instead of yoghurt as it doesn’t curdle.

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