How to make molasses

If you’re out of molasses or want to try a different flavor, this article provides six substitutes for making brown sugar at home.

Molasses is a sweetener that can add depth and richness to any recipe, but does it go bad? Discover how to keep molasses fresh and tasty.

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!

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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.

Learn how to make molasses from sorghum! Where you get the sorghum does not affect the outcome, but if you buy it, make sure it's organic.

The dark and sweet secret ingredient that adds a distinct flavor to your favorite delicacy

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!

Try this simple and delicious pomegranate syrup on your waffles, pancakes, french toast and any other thing that goes well with syrup.

What is Apple Molasses? 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...