noun
Etymology
Origin of buttermilk
Example Sentences
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Sweet breakfasts have never been my natural habitat—good oatmeal is a beloved, comparatively rare exception, as is a single yeasty, griddled buttermilk diner pancake swimming in syrup.
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Soft, tender and just dense enough to hold its shape, these savory muffins are built on a base of flour, cornmeal, butter, oil and buttermilk — a formula so flexible it practically begs for riffing.
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So I kept things classic: white flour, white sugar, buttermilk — the quiet chorus of pastry fundamentals.
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For chicken nuggets, tortilla-based masa and jalapeño buttermilk coatings were the key.
Nichols’s large donation of ceramics to the museum included an Izumo ware teapot glazed in the creamy buttermilk hue that distinguishes its type.
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