Hey, Kitchen Friends! Ever have a hankering for Amish Friendship Bread, only to find you don’t have all the ingredients in your pantry? Maybe your baking soda is old, you don’t have enough eggs, or you’re fresh out of vanilla.
Those days are over … I’ve got your back!
I’ve put together a pantry checklist to make sure you have what you need whenever you want to bake a loaf and share it with others. Just click on the image to download the Essential Amish Friendship Bread Pantry Checklist (PDF).
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So tell me … what’s a pantry item or staple you can’t live without?
Can you use buttermilk?
You can use buttermilk in your starter in lieu of regular milk!
Can I use skim milk (2%)?
Yes! You can also use nut milks as a substitute as well.
Vanilla! The good stuff.
I really appreciate being able to refer to this list as a reminder of what I might need to add to my pantry.
I saw gluten free recipes but I have not been able to find the starter. My son-in law is celiac and I would like to give the recipe for the starter to my daughter (or make it for her)
Hi Anne! A gluten-free starter would use a gluten-free flour base, like Bob’s Red Mill. It isn’t always as robust, but it can do the job and let you share the starter with your son and daughter-in-law. 🙂
A pantry staple I can’t live without? Coconut oil. Yes, has to be coconut oil.