Hi guys I am about to do some baking and I have run out of milk and I am to lazy to go up the road.I have some pams milk powder but its in a container so I dont know the ratio to make themilk can someone let me know how many tablespoons of milk to what ratio of water please.
Thanks in advance
elliehen,
Mar 4, 10:17pm
Pam's packet beside me says: " Add 100g to 1 litre of water to make 1 litre of milk."I make mine thinner, but that's just my preference :)
Pam's packet beside me says: " Add 100g to 1 litre of water to make 1 litre of milk."I make mine thinner, but that's just my preference :)
cgvl,
Mar 5, 10:43pm
This is what I use when I run out of milk and have to use milk powder: ¼ cup milk powder to 1 cup water, which is what harrislucinda has suggested. If you just want it fir a hot drink ie coffee or tea then just between 1-4 tsp per cup depending on how milky you like your coffee.
gardie,
Mar 6, 12:23am
Whole milk powder is a ratio of 1:4 = 1 part milk powder to 4 of water. Skim milk powder is a ratio of 1:5. When using milk powder in baking, I just put it in with the dry ingredients and add water in place of milk.Works perfectly every time.(I got the tip from somewhere and use it all the time - even in scones).
guest,
Jan 11, 5:34am
Such a deep anserw! GD&RVVF
guest,
Jan 13, 1:17pm
yes it makes great cheese. no no no you cant. I would have to ask why you would even ask such a qiusteon? who ever told you this you should slap them.
guest,
Jan 14, 9:51am
Just cause it's simple doesn't mean it's not super helufpl.
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