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What to do with 4 pints of Double cream
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never even thought of making my own butter - brilliant will be on the search for reduced price cream now - thanks! I love this site!0
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I never buy butter now. I just make butter using double cream in my kenwood chef - and use the butter to make scones and american buttermilk pancakes ... delish ...
The butter freezes well too.Enjoying an MSE OS life0 -
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One of my fav's.....Creme Brulee0
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Just finished making lots of butter - not tried it yet going to refrigerate for a while first. Very Very easy to make with a kenwood chef, not that messy either - considering the mess I always make anyhow.
Thanks for all your replies
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What do you do to turn it into butter? do you need to add salt?Jane
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recovering_spendaholic wrote:What do you do to turn it into butter? do you need to add salt?
Just follow the link in the first reply - explains everything on how to do it. All you are doing is whipping the cream, but going past the whipped cream stage - I added salt at the very end at the rate of 1/4 teaspoon to 115g butter - I made about 1.5 kilo from 4 pints double creamIf at first you don't succeed - destroy all evidence that you tried.0 -
Hi I have three tubs of double cream that need to be used up.I have just got into freezing meals for the freezer, so im looking for a dish or two(savory) I could make for the freezer. I did remember seeing one that was sliced potatoes and cheese (which I also have a lot of) but I cant find the recipe?
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or you could freeze the cream as it is
(I have two tubs in there frozen myself...)
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