A recipe for cornbread using buttermilk (and why yours comes out dry and crumbly)
Our recipe for cornbread using buttermilk: crisp edges, a moist crumb, and the three fixes for dry, crumbly cornbread.
Our recipe for cornbread using buttermilk: crisp edges, a moist crumb, and the three fixes for dry, crumbly cornbread.
The chocolate ends up in the bottom inch because pumpkin batter is wet and loose. Here’s the 30-second flour fix, the loaf itself, and how to tell if your can of pumpkin is too wet.
If you Google “simple bread recipe no yeast” tonight, it’s usually for one of two reasons: you want bread and you don’t have yeast, or you don’t have three hours to babysit a rise. This one gets you a warm, sliceable loaf in about an hour, with five pantry ingredients and zero kneading. But here’s…