Vanilla Extract
A fragrant and aromatic liquid derived from vanilla beans, offering a rich, sweet, and comforting essence that elevates both sweet and savory dishes.
Notes
Pure vanilla extract is made by steeping vanilla beans in alcohol, creating a potent and flavorful infusion. Its warm, inviting aroma can transform ordinary recipes into extraordinary creations.
Uses
- Baking
- Flavoring ice cream
- Enhancing coffee and cocktails
- Infusing custards
Replacements
- Vanilla bean paste
- Vanilla essence
- Almond extract (for a different flavor profile)
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