The dark and sweet secret ingredient that adds a distinct flavor to your favorite delicacy
Angelina Tisdale
Diy molasses
Learn how to make your own molasses with these easy and tasty DIY recipes. Discover the sweet and rich flavors of homemade molasses and start cooking with it today.
Made with 4 things you most likely have in your cupboard, my Homemade Molasses Substitute recipe is a full bodied, full flavored, thick syrup that can replace molasses in any recipe!
Becky
Molasses is a dark, viscous syrup used as an ingredient in cookies, breads, and soups. Unless you love to bake, you may not have any hiding in your pantry. No worries -- here are some substitutes you may use in lieu of molasses to keep your baking game on par.
Gap
Here are five substitutes you can use to keep your recipe on track if you don't have molasses on hand, including brown sugar, maple syrup, honey, dark corn syrup, and white sugar.
Jayme Lee Reneman
It's easy to make homemade pomegranate molasses! It's a essential ingredient in traditional Middle Eastern cooking. Our recipe will show you how easy it is.
Mary Beth Lane
Apple molasses, sometimes known as boiled cider, is actually on the endangered-food-species list of the Slow Foods Ark. Its use can be dated back as far as the late 1600s, and as suggested by the name “molasses,” was commonly used in New England as an indigenous sweetener in baking. Sugar was a much more rare,...
Desi Soap
Make your own Easy DIY Blackstrap Molasses Brown Sugar that has a better flavor and is also packed with vitamins and minerals like iron, calcium, and magnesium.
J.T.
Substitutes for molasses are a variety of ingredients that can replace molasses in recipes, giving a similar consistency and flavor.
Marissa - The Frugal Navy Wife
If you're looking for a cozy dessert to enjoy with warm cocoa this winter, then give this molasses cookies recipe a try! You will love how these soft cookies taste. Made with blackstrap molasses, warming ginger, cinnamon and clove, these homemade molasses cookies are perfect for sharing with friends & family.
Trish Bateman
Normally I have a huge Christmas baking list that I have to whittle down to something manageable. This year, I'm feeling a little burnt out, I think. This is the only new recipe I tried this year (and it's a keeper!). I mostly made cookies and candies I've done before, and not that many (see my Christmas baking list at bottom of post). I have to admit, it was kind of nice enjoying my favorite treats again. Recipe from here. Ingredients: 3 tablespoons butter 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips 1…
Linda