Strawberry buttermilk roll
Adding yogurt to strawberries is a nutritious breakfast with slices of bread. It can also be used to make afternoon tea. When friends come home, make a strawberry buttermilk roll. It is simple and healthy, and it is beautiful and beautiful.
Recipe Recommendations
- strawberry A little right amount
- yogurt half a bowl
- whole wheat toast 2 tablets
- sweet and sour
- other
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Strawberry buttermilk roll

1
Remove the toast first.
2
Press the strawberries with a spoon and turn them into strawberry jam. Set aside.
3
Pour the yogurt into the strawberry jam and mix well.
4
Remove the toast and add strawberry buttermilk and spread well.
5
Roll the toasted toast by hand to make a strawberry buttercream roll.
6
Remove a strawberry buttermilk roll and cut into 3 equal portions.
7
Place the toast edge on a plate.
8
Place 1 strawberry buttermilk roll on top of toast.
9
Add the chopped buttermilk roll.
10
Finally, top with the remaining strawberry buttermilk and serve.Strawberry buttermilk roll Make Tips
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