Hate running to store for last minute ingredients, this printable baking substitutions chart is perfect for your kitchen.
I’ve had this printable in my head for way too long. I have a not-so-pretty list of my most used baking substitutions in my kitchen but knew I wanted to get a cute version done before the baking season started.
As soon as the weather cools down, one of my favorite activities is baking! So it was high-time I got around to creating this printable baking substitutions chart!
Most people would say I have a really well stocked pantry, maybe it’s because I use baking as my therapy (seriously, it totally makes me calm and happy). But that might be my downfall. I never check on ingredients before I start a recipe because I just assume I have it.
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When you are 3/4 done with a batch of chocolate peppermint brownies, it really sucks to find out you are out of unsweetened baking chocolate. Or when you’ve already creamed your butted and sugar then realize you have no cake flour left, it puts a damper on the calming effects of baking.
So I have started really relying on a few key substitutions, heck I never even buy buttermilk anymore because subbing in milk and lemon juice is so much easier.
While we were enjoying a weekend in the country (aka, my parents house), I decided to finally design the printable baking substitutions chart I have been meaning too for so long. I wanted it to match the printable kitchen conversion chart I made last year so I used the same symbols, colors and backgrounds. Now you can have the perfect duo of kitchen helpers so you can spend the cold winter baking all kinds of deliciousness!
UPDATE: Now there are 3 kitchen helper charts for a complete set! Check out the printable recipe scaling chart too! Again, it is made to match so you can have a matching set.
There are 4 different color combinations of the baking substitutions chart (just like the kitchen conversions chart) for you to choose from. I still can’t decide which one I like the best, maybe I’ll have to change them out with the season like all my other decor.
But because the chalkboard one matches my coffee station so well, I decided to start off with that one on my easy beadboard picture frame. This will be perfect for the upcoming holiday season.
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And now I’m off to make cookies, or brownies, or cinnamon rolls, or heck, anything delicious!
Kati,
I LOVE your conversion chart and substitution chart but am having difficulties downloading anything. I’m making surprise cookbooks for my girls for Christmas and would like for these to be a part of them! Any help?
Thanks!!!
I am so sorry about the difficulties. When you sign up for the newsletter you will receive an email with the password and link to the library of freebies (check your junk mail if you don’t see it). Once you get into the library, scroll down until you see the pictures of the charts and click the words below it for the colors you want. If you click on tutorial it will take you back to the original post. Hope this helps, if not, feel free to email me and I can help you make sure you get it.
What a great chart! Unfortunately I can’t find the link to download it.
Thanks foe your help,
Sharon
Hello Sharon, the library is located at https://housefulofhandmade.com/subscriber-library/. After you subscribe to the newsletter you should get an email with your password. If you ever forget, your password and link to the library is also included in the bottom of the newsletter that is sent out every Thursday.
I’m trying to get access to printables but I don’t get emails when I singed up. I added you to contacts and tried 2 different emails.
I’m so sorry Pamela. I will send you an email and see if we can get things figured out!
love the chart
Thanks Gloria!
Just want the weekly newsletter
Jeni, you can subscribe to the weekly newsletter by going to https://housefulofhandmade.com/subscribe/ or filling out the subscribe information in the side of the website.
This is perfect for this time of year – Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday!
Thanks Dee. I know I have been putting it to good use 🙂
Such a cute free printable!! And it’s SO true, you just assume you have something because you always do, then need it and actually don’t have it – the worst!!!
I’m glad to hear I’m not the only one who just assumes it’s in the pantry. Thanks Sarah!
This is great! I love having different options – especially for when I’m cooking/baking for friends. 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty
Thanks Jamie. I hope you enjoy using it.
I’m not finding the printable files either. What are we doing wrong? ? This chart looks wonderful – maybe I can do a screenshot and print it.
I’m sorry you can’t find it. You will need to go to the subscriber library and use the password you received when you signed up for the weekly newsletter. If you forgot your password, check in the bottom of this week’s email, I make sure to include it each week in case you forget. In the library, it is under the organization section, you should see the picture with the links below it.
I am unable to access the adorable printable. Apparently I am not using the correct password – sorry
Hello Sally, if you can’t remember the password, just check in the bottom of this week’s newsletter. I make sure to include it each week in case you forget.
I am unable to access the free Printables. I put in my password but do I need a special password from you for this??
Hello Audrey, you will receive the password when you sign up for the weekly newsletter. If you are already signed up but forgot it, just check in the bottom of this week’s email. I include the password in each week’s newsletter in case you forget 🙂
What a fabulous printable! This would make an awesome little stocking stuffer or hostess gift, if you laminated it and packaged it with some measuring spoons or something.
It would be perfect for gifting (I’m actually planning a simple build to hold them so stay tuned).
This is so cute!
Thank you Amanda!
This is adorable! Love love love! Pinning!
Thanks! I hope it comes in handy.