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Lighter treacle tart. Fancy iced biscuits. Jammy heart drops. Iced fairy cakes. Banana bread. Chocolate orange marble cake. School days citrus pudding. Peppermint candy biscuits. Spotted dick. This quicker version of traditional stovetop fudge is made in the microwave with just four staple ingredients: chocolate, sweetened condensed milk, butter, and vanilla extract.

They also come together with the most basic of ingredients — no fancy chocolate or elaborate extracts needed here — making them an affordable choice. Sure, you could drink your eggnog. Or you could turn it into these tender scones, which include a hefty dose of nutmeg and a dash of optional eggnog flavor to embody the drink of the season.

These scones will keep the holiday spirit going a lot further than that quart of eggnog in the fridge, and they might even be tastier.

This decadent dessert is simple yet elegant. You can serve as is, or dress it up with some extra flair to make a next-level dessert. See ideas for adding festive flavor, decorative designs, and creative garnishes in our previous post: Make a stunning holiday dessert.

Budget baking is all about making the most with what you have, and one of the easiest ways to elevate your baking is to brown your butter. By cooking the butter on the stove, you brown the milk solids and add a nutty, toasted flavor without needing to purchase a single ingredient.

Finish these simple cookies with a decorative stamp to make them even more impressive. This recipe includes ginger , nutmeg , cloves, and molasses to emulate that classic gingerbread taste. These cookies replace half the butter with shortening, which brings some of the cost down while also yielding crisper, crunchier cookies perfect for decorating.

Add spices like cinnamon , ginger, and allspice, plus a dash of molasses, for festive flavor. Made with just three primary ingredients — sugar, corn syrup, and peanuts — plus a smidge of butter, baking soda, and vanilla , this brittle proves basic is sometimes best. A microwave does all the work: You simply need to stir the ingredients at various points and then pour it all onto a baking sheet to set.

Baking your gifts can be an affordable choice this season. See our favorite homemade food gifts for everyone on your list. Cover photo Gingerbread Bundt Cake and food styling by Liz Neily. My wonderful neighbor and church friend is gluten intolerant and l have been looking for the perfect holiday treat she could enjoy.

Thanks for the recipes and yes, l have been buying your product for years. I would like to know if I can substitute plain whole milk yogurt for buttermilk in recipes for muffins, pancakes, etc. I never have buttermilk on hand, but always have yogurt.

Thank you!

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Frankly, with baking, I've found that substitutions can often produce unsatisfying results. Rather than substitute cheaper ingredients for more expensive ones, my strategy is to try to purchase the ingredients I need at the lowest price possible.

I don't know if these suggestions will help, since they all involve long-term planning rather than immediate solutions, but here's what's worked for me: - Buy dry ingredients flour, sugar, etc. in bulk. I do have particular brands of flour I prefer for pastries, breads, etc.

I always buy the largest size available provided it's actually the cheapest. I'll purchase several containers at the sale price, then slice and freeze them. This works well for peaches, raspberries, and other fruits that are usually very expensive.

Sugars, baking powder, baking soda, and butter provided you know it's butter and not "butter spread" - those labels are deceiving are all fine to purchase as generics, in my experience.

I am brand-conscious when it comes to flours and chocolate. Sometimes they've got great deals on fruit - other times they're quite a bit more expensive than the store.

posted by pecanpies at PM on July 10, [ 1 favorite ]. Best answer: Seconding everything pecanpies said, with the addition that I buy butter whenever it's on sale and freeze it.

I have about 8 sticks in the freezer right now that were about 25 cents apiece between sale price and coupons. posted by gatorae at PM on July 10, [ 1 favorite ]. Best answer: I substitute fats and sugars all the time, depending on what I've got on hand.

I've made sandwich breads and rolls with butter, olive oil supermarket quality, not my good stuff , duck fat, etc. You can adapt apple cake and banana bread recipes for almost any fruit, just adjust for sweetness and liquid volume.

You might find Michael Rulhman's book Ratio helpful. posted by desuetude at PM on July 10, [ 1 favorite ]. Response by poster: These are good suggestions, but I should mention that I don't have a car, so there's a limit to how much I can stock up.

Freezing butter and fruit is a good idea, though. Are there good sources out there for simple, old-timey, super-cheap recipes?

For instance, I like making baking powder biscuits if I wind up with unexpected guests. Basically, I'd like to be able to cook like a frugal grandma. posted by GraceCathedral at PM on July 10, Make your own vanilla extract.

This has to have saved me hundreds over the years I'm a pastry chef. You mention preferring no-knead bread because it calls for less yeast, but if you did the math on yeast I bet the difference is like a penny. Standard white bread is going to cost pretty much the same despite variations in recipes, and the main expense there is the ingredient you use in the largest volume: flour.

When flour is on sale, buy some and keep it in the freezer if necessary. posted by jessicapierce at PM on July 10, Best answer: You can buy bulk yeast, and I suspect many other dry ingredients, online.

I found the yeast I prefer sold by the pound through a retailer whose name rhymes with "Shamazon. posted by itstheclamsname at PM on July 10, Jam on biscuits, fruit or a small amount of chocolate atop cake, etc.

Angel food cake is absurdly cheap and easier to make than most people suspect you do NOT need the special pan! And it's impressive as hell. Response by poster: Will definitely look at buying yeast online. This is the kind of thing that makes me feel like I can't afford to bake.

I did start making my own vanilla extract last year, and it's been fantastic - MUCH cheaper, very easy, and identical to the store-bought kind. Best answer: I'm always storing away stuff in the freezer to keep it from spoiling beyond the point where it can be used: sour milk, overripe bananas, bread crusts, lemon and orange rind and juice, mashed potatoes, etc.

When it comes to deciding what to bake, the first thing I do is nose through my freezer and fridge and the vegetable and fruit crispers and see what I have that should be used up, and then I figure out what I can make from that.

I have a number of standby mashed potato recipes bannock bread , mashed potato cookies , potato donuts , for instance. if I don't have a recipe on hand I look on the net for a nice simple one that just calls for things I have, and like a previous poster I skip some of the more expensive ingredients such as nuts.

It seems like a nice cost-efficient way to bake to me. You'll have to buy stuff, of course, and other people are making good recommendations on what and how to buy baking ingredients on a budget, but very often you'll just be figuring out what to do with what you have.

posted by orange swan at PM on July 10, Make a sourdough starter, and use that instead of yeast. posted by Ideefixe at PM on July 10, Best answer: This tip is useless for saving money unless you similarly find yourself throwing away spoiled dairy from time to time, but if you ever buy yogurt or sour cream for other purposes that you know you won't finish off, then you should use it for baking.

Until I started doing this, I hated to even buy sour cream for taco night because I knew that half of it would get thrown away. posted by gatorae at PM on July 10, Best answer: Ooh, yeah, try not to buy the yeast in envelopes if possible, it's ridiculously more expensive than even a small jar.

Sometimes grocery stores will stock them in slightly different places envelopes at eye level near the bread, jars on top or bottom shelf - and if you don't see what you need, you can ask most grocery store managers to get it in stock.

Seconding gatorae's comment about freezing dairy products. I am not much of a milk drinker, so I buy powdered milk and keep it in the freezer. It will keep for ages at room temp but does eventually go very, very bad.

It's gross on its own but in baked goods you would never know it's been reconstituted. posted by jessicapierce at PM on July 10, [ 1 favorite ]. and reduced sugar without sacrificing moistness or sweetness posted by missmagenta at PM on July 10, Best answer: My local farmer's market sells pound bags of yeast that I can vouch for being awesome over a year after opening it kept in fridge.

Also, Dorie Greenspan's buttermilk biscuits are my goto biscuit recipe: they's fine with fake buttermilk, work as rolled-out or drop biscuits, and can be baked from a frozen raw state. And they taste good. Also the more oil you put in cakes like this, the longer they will last at room temperature.

Now is the time to mention that there is a version of this cake without milk and butter, but there are eggs in it.

I can definitely share it with you, if interested. You need five basic ingredients : all purpose flour, sugar, baking powder, vegetable oil and water. These ingredients create a basic, budget friendly, relatively moist and crumbly water cake.

I always use all purpose flour for this particular no eggs cake and it works well. You may see some recipes calling for the use of Italian Type 00 flour and this will work as well, if you decide to substitute it in equal amounts. The problem is that I rarely have Type 00 flour and only buy it for Stone baked pizzas.

It is pricier than all purpose flour as well. Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

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