Common Cooking and Baking Substitutions (2024)

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By Betty Crocker Kitchens

Created October 23, 2019

Common Cooking and Baking Substitutions (1)

All out of brown sugar? Can’t find cornstarch in the cupboard? Don’t panic. Don’t run to the store. Betty’s got the substitutions to help you out of any pinch.

Do you know that uh-oh moment when you look in the fridge only to find you’re all out of eggs, buttermilk or another ingredient essential to the recipe you’ve already started? If so, print, Pin or save the chart below. With these substitutions for common cooking and baking ingredients, you can hack what you don’t have.

The Most Common Cooking and Baking Substitutions

Some of the most common baking and cooking substitutions include eggs, butter and buttermilk. We’ve outlined a few ways you can hack these three ingredients so the next time you have a spur of the moment desire to whip up a loaf of banana bread—you’ll be ready!

Kitchen Tip: When subbing an ingredient, you should always take note of its importance in the recipe and the amount that is needed. Start slow and try one change at time, like switching from butter to oil, otherwise your end-product will be nothing like the original recipe. Bottom line, you should really experiment to figure out what works best with the recipe you’re using—keep in mind, there will be changes in flavors, texture and appearance.

Buttermilk Substitutions

Common Cooking and Baking Substitutions (2)

What does buttermilk do?

  • Buttermilk adds tenderness and a pleasant tang to biscuits, quick breads, cakes and pancakes, but if it’s not something you always have in the fridge, this hack comes in handy.

How can I hack it?

  • To replace one cup of buttermilk, simply combine either 1 tablespoon of lemon juice or 1 tablespoon of white or apple cider vinegar with enough milk to make a full cup. With this replacement, your end product will still benefit from the acidic properties buttermilk lends.

When should I hack it?

  • This hack is truly foolproof and is a great sub in quick breads, biscuits, scones, pancakes, muffins and cakes.

Egg Substitutions

What do eggs do?

  • In baking, eggs add richness, moisture and structure. They act as the glue that hold and bind your dry ingredients together and also help your baked good to rise. However, eggs are necessary in some baked goods for peak performance (think meringue!), so cannot always be substituted.

How can I hack it?

  • In order to achieve the best result, the replacement ingredient should have a texture similar to that of an egg, and the quantity should also be equivalent. One egg is approximately equal to 1/4 cup liquid. Potential substitutes for eggs include: yogurt, applesauce and mashed banana. Always consider the number of eggs you are replacing. A substitute is more likely to work when it’s only replacing one egg.

When should I hack it?

  • If a quick bread calls for two eggs, try subbing in mashed banana or applesauce for one of the eggs. Quick breads tend to be more forgiving in terms of texture.
  • Cookies usually call for 1 to 2 eggs. Subbing in mashed banana or applesauce will be acceptable, but the overall texture will likely be cakier. Flavor could be altered, depending on the substitute used.

Butter Substitutions

What does butter do?

  • Butter adds flavor, moisture and tenderness to baked goods. If a recipe requires creaming—i.e. beating butter and sugar together until light and fluffy—butter is needed for texture and structure (think scratch cakes!) and substitutes should be avoided. On the other hand, if your cookie recipe calls for melted butter, vegetable oil can be subbed, because it has a similar consistency.

How can I hack it?

Consider the way butter is being used in your recipe before substituting another ingredient.

  • Melted butter is a liquid, so using oil or melted coconut oil makes sense. Try it in our classic Cornbread recipe.
  • Softened butter is a semi or solid fat, so vegetable shortening or coconut oil (not melted) is a good replacement. Try experimenting with our s. The texture of your cookie and amount of spreading will both be affected.
  • Cold butter can be replaced with chilled vegetable shortening. Try it in our Stone Fruit Galette.

Kitchen Tip:

For quick breads, muffins, and some cakes, try using half of the ingredient called for and half of the substitute ingredient. If the change yields good results, increase the substituted ingredient a little the next time you make the recipe, while also decreasing the butter—note the results for next time. If a recipe calls for 1 cup of butter, try one of the following substitutions.

  • 1/2 cup butter + 1/2 cup Greek yogurt
  • 1/2 cup butter + 1/2 cup sour cream
  • 1/2 cup butter + 1/2 cup applesauce

Save this table now, so when it’s the holiday season and the kitchen never seems to close, you’ll still be able to make your buttermilk pancakes and so much more!

Easy Substitutions Table

Substitutions for Common Baking & Cooking Ingredients

Don’t Have It?

Amount

How to Hack It!

When to Use

Eggs

1 large egg

Any of the following: ¼ cup plain yogurt, ¼ cup apple sauce, or ¼ cup mashed banana

Muffins, quick breads and denser cakes.

Buttermilk

1 cup

1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar, plus enough milk to make 1 cup

Pancakes, muffins, quick breads, scones and cakes.

Baking Powder

1 teaspoon

½ teaspoon cream of tartar, plus ¼ teaspoon baking soda

Any recipe that calls for baking powder.

Heavy Cream

1 cup

¼ cup melted butter (cooled), plus ¾ cup milk

Any cooking or baking recipe that calls for heavy cream. Cannot be used for whipping.

Cornstarch

1 tablespoon

2 tablespoons all-purpose flour

Any recipe that calls for thickening sauces and fillings.

Butter

Solid or Softened

Melted

1 cup butter (two sticks)

1 cup butter (2 sticks)

1 cup vegetable shortening, 1 cup coconut oil

1 cup vegetable oil, 1 cup canola oil, 1 cup olive oil, 1 cup grapeseed oil, 1 cup melted coconut oil

Muffins, quick breads and cakes. Note: Butter adds flavor and tenderness to baked goods and results can vary. swapping it out can yield slightly denser results.

Vegetable oil

1 cup

1 cup canola oil, 1 cup olive oil, 1 cup grapeseed oil

Any recipe that needs vegetable oil. Note: Some olive oil tends to have a peppery taste, which can alter the flavor of baked goods.

Tomato sauce

15-ounce can

1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste, plus 1 ½ cans of water

Any recipe that calls for tomato sauce.

Chocolate

Unsweetened baking

Semisweet chocolate chips

Semisweet baking

1 ounce

1 cup

1 ounce

3 tablespoons cocoa + 1 tablespoon melted shortening

6 ounces semisweet baking chocolate chopped

1 ounce unsweetened baking chocolate+1 tablespoon sugar or 1 tablespoon cocoa plus 2 tablespoons sugar and 2 teaspoons shortening

Cookies, glazes, dips, ganache

Sour cream

1 cup

1 cup plain yogurt

Any recipe that calls for sour cream.

Brown sugar

1 cup

1 cup granulated (white) sugar, plus 2 tablespoons molasses

1 cup coconut sugar

Any recipe that calls for brown sugar.

So now that you know how to bend the rules, without breaking your recipe, don’t be afraid to do some experimenting. Remember to note your results, so you remember for next time. Do you have more questions about substitutions for baking or cooking? Leave us a note below!

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Common Cooking and Baking Substitutions (2024)

FAQs

What are the common ingredient substitutions for baking? ›

Common Ingredient Substitutions
IngredientAmountSubstitution
Evaporated milk1 cup1 cup light cream
Farmer's cheese8 ounces8 ounces dry cottage cheese OR 8 ounces creamed cottage cheese, drained
Fats for baking1 cup1 cup applesauce OR 1 cup fruit puree
Flour: bread1 cup1 cup all-purpose flour plus 1 teaspoon wheat gluten
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Jan 6, 2021

What are substitutes for baking? ›

Baking Substitutions Chart
IngredientAmountSubstitution
Half-and-half½ cup¼ cup milk and ¼ cup cream, or ½ cup non-dairy coffee creamer
Heavy cream1 cupMelt ¼ cup unsalted butter and slowly whisk in ¾ cup whole milk or half-and-half
HoneyCorn syrup, molasses, maple syrup, or agave nectar
Lemon juiceCider vinegar
16 more rows
Jul 28, 2023

What are the most common food substitutions in recipes? ›

Common Ingredient Substitutions
ITEMAMOUNTSUBSTITUTION
Allspice1 teaspoon1/2 teaspoon cinnamon plus 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
Molasses1 cup1 cup honey or dark corn syrup
Mustard, dry1 teaspoon1 tablespoon prepared mustard less 1 teaspoon liquid from recipe
Oat bran1 cup1 cup wheat bran or rice bran or wheat germ
53 more rows
Apr 30, 2024

What can I use instead of cooking? ›

Whether on the road or trying to save time, there are many options for making nutritious meals that do not involve cooking.
  • Stock Smart Convenience Foods. ...
  • Order Subscription Services. ...
  • Prep Snack Platters. ...
  • Blend Smoothie Kits. ...
  • Batch or Bulk Cook. ...
  • Try Grocery Delivery. ...
  • Use Non-Fresh Options. ...
  • One Pan Meals.
Jan 20, 2022

What are some substitute foods? ›

Tips for healthy food substitutions
  • Use applesauce instead of oil when baking. ...
  • Eat brown rice instead of white rice. ...
  • Use egg whites instead of whole eggs. ...
  • Choose multigrain or whole wheat pasta instead of white pasta. ...
  • Select low-fat cheese over full-fat cheese. ...
  • Use fat-free yogurt instead of sour cream.
Jan 17, 2023

What is a substitute for 1 cup of flour? ›

Substitute with 1/2 tablespoon cornstarch, potato starch, rice starch or arrowroot starch; or 1 tablespoon quick-cooking tapioca. All-purpose flour, 1 cup sifted. Substitute with 1 cup unsifted all-purpose flour minus 2 tablespoons; or 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons cake flour.

What is cooking without a recipe? ›

It simply starts with an idea, some basic knowledge, and perhaps a willingness to experiment. Some of the easiest meals to create without recipes are sandwiches, salads, omelets and scrambles, rice and noodle bowls, soups, and casseroles.

What can I use instead of a baking dish? ›

Generally, you can use a baking pan instead of a baking dish if high heat conductivity is not a deterrent in the recipe you are going for. Baking pans can do everything a baking dish can, but they don't hold heat so well. However, they can replace baking dishes to a large extent.

What is substitute products give at least 5 examples? ›

Here are 20 examples of substitute goods and services:
  1. Butter and margarine. ...
  2. Physical books and e-books. ...
  3. Sandals and flip-flops. ...
  4. Tuna and salmon. ...
  5. Steel-toe boots and composite-toe boots. ...
  6. Minivans and sport utility vehicles. ...
  7. Earrings and necklaces. ...
  8. Eyeglasses and contact lenses.
Apr 9, 2024

What are the different types of substitutes? ›

There are two types of substitute goods: direct and indirect. Belonging to any of the groups depends on the degree of correlation between the products. If an item can be easily replaced by another one, it's a direct substitute. It means that this product can solve similar problems.

What are substitutions in cooking? ›

Basic Ingredient Substitutions
IngredientAmountSubstitutes
Tomato Juice1 cup1 ½ cup tomato sauce plus ½ cup water
Tomato Soup10 ¾ ounce can1 cup tomato sauce plus ¼ cup water
Wine, redAny amountThe same amount of grape juice or cranberry juice
Wine, whiteAny amountThe same amount of apple juice or white grape juice
28 more rows

What is a substitute for oil and butter? ›

A good rule of thumb is to replace about 3/4 of the butter in a recipe with olive, canola, or vegetable oil. (If the recipe calls for 1 cup butter, use ¾ cup oil.) You can use a 1:1 ratio when it comes to coconut oil.

What are alternatives to cooking without oil? ›

Cooking
  • Steam vegetables or saute in a liquid like water or broth.
  • Use broth, soy sauce, or vinegar to add flavor during the cooking process.
  • Utilize seasonings and herbs for flavor.
  • Use an air fryer or a silicone mat in the oven for baked/fried preparations.
  • Invest in a good non-stick pan.
Jun 30, 2022

Which should be considered in substituting an ingredient? ›

When substituting ingredients, take into account the differences in taste, moisture content, texture and weight. When substituting for sugar and flour, consider the differences in sweetening and thickening power. Understand the physical and chemical properties of all ingredients.

What products can be substituted? ›

Examples of Substitute Products
  • McDonald's — KFC and Burger King.
  • co*ke — Pepsi.
  • iPhone — Samsung Galaxy.
  • Pizza Hut — Domino's.
  • Playstation — Xbox.
  • Butter — margarine.
Mar 23, 2023

What can I substitute for baking mix? ›

You can make a substitute for 2 cups of baking mix by mixing together 1 ¾ cups of all-purpose flour, 2 ½ tsp of baking powder, ¾ tsp of salt and â?? cup of shortening. This baking mix substitute includes sugar, so it will be sweeter than the basic recipe.

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