Whole Milk
Creamy and rich, whole milk is a pantry staple that brings a luxurious texture and depth of flavor to any dish. Its velvety mouthfeel and subtle sweetness make it a beloved choice for both sipping and cooking.
Notes
Whole milk is unhomogenized in some varieties, so you might notice a layer of cream at the top. Shake well before use to ensure even distribution.
Uses
- Smoothies
- Creamy soups
- Baking
- Cereals
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Canned Coconut Milk
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Recipes to try
Pepper Jack Stuffed Meatloaf with Salsa Glaze
A savory meatloaf stuffed with gooey pepper jack cheese and topped with a tangy, zesty salsa glaze that'll have your taste buds doing a happy dance.
Mushroom, Onion, and Gruyère Tart
Golden, flaky pastry cradles a rich, earthy filling of sautéed mushrooms and onions, crowned with melty Gruyère.