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ahh yeah i thought i had rosacea (that sulfur based prosacea works well on me) but mine was only triggered by solanins that's how I worked out that mine was nightshade intolerance. Same diff if you have to avoid the spice as it's all nightshades. The sumac has an acidic bite and it's red so i'm pumped about it!
buttermilk is used for two main things in recipes both caused by lactic acid. In pancakes and baked goods you're looking for the reaction with baking soda or baking powder that gives a bubbly, fluffy lift.
In something like ranch dressing it's the tangy zip of the lactic acid. Kefir is a 1:1 substitute for buttermilk here because of its similar acidic tang so if your ayran has a similar tanginess it ought to work quite well in a ranch sauce!
oh you probably have a nightshade intolerance yeah? solanin! It's in everthing good i swear i deal with the same issue. I just learned about ground sumac in the taco meat substitute instead of chiles i'm pumped to try it!
the mexican restaurants where i live steam the tortillas and it makes them extra pliable for wrapping. Works with the store bought tortillas if you put a wire baking rack on a big saucepan on the stove and boil a little water with a bit of foil or large lid on top of the tortilla
ohhh yeah i can see it now