Substitute for dry milk powder
My recipe,for dog biscuits,calls for pumpkin, rice flour, and 2 tablespoons dry milk powder. I have no milk powder, what can I use instead?
Best Answer
You could replace it with any other powdered non-dairy milk trivially, but I imagine you don't have those either. There's also not enough liquid in the recipe to be able to reduce it and use actual milk.
That being said, the purpose of milk in baked goods is flavor, a tender crumb and a well-colored crust. You could add in a tablespoon of peanut butter or another fat (a local bakery makes dog biscuits with rendered bacon fat) to add tenderness to the biscuits, and your dog will probably appreciate the flavor while you can avoid the issues of canine lactose intolerance.
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What can I use instead of dry milk powder?
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As for how one should use non-dairy milk as a replacement for dry milk, the same measurements used for regular milk will apply. You can use 1 cup of non-dairy liquid milk for every 1/4 cup of dry milk, while also cutting back the recipes liquid content by 1 cup.Can I omit dry milk?
Typically recipes that call for dry milk powder use water as the liquid in the dough. If you simply leave out the dry milk powder, your loaf may be slightly less tender and a bit more pale than it otherwise would be.Can I use milk instead of milk powder in bread?
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