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What can i make

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with double cream............my aunt bought the wrong one so kindly passed me 7 10fluid ounce tubs an ideas please but nothing too time consuming x

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  • grunnie
    grunnie Posts: 1,795 Forumite
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    elly2 wrote: »
    with double cream............my aunt bought the wrong one so kindly passed me 7 10fluid ounce tubs an ideas please but nothing too time consuming x
    I once made icecream with lots of tubs of cream reduced in my local shop. Someone on here is sure to have a recipe but I just whipped the cream added 2 tins of custard and a teaspspoon of vanilla extract and put the lot in the freezer.yummy
  • Baileys Cheesecake!

    Whip cream with a tub of cream cheese, add castor sugar & baileys to taste & put topping onto a digestive/butter base.

    HTH.
  • Chocolate fondue.... heat the cream gently and stir in chopped up chocolate (I tried some Sainsburys value stuff last week and it was really good) until it's all smooth and then dip bits of fruit in. It's fruit so it's healthy, right????? Yum yum yum.

    You can freeze double cream too - I read that you have to whip it first but I think lots of people here just freeze it as it is and have no problems with it.

    Julia xx
  • hi if you go on the bbc website they have loads of recipes in the cookery section
  • Double cream freezes too so you don't need to use it all at once!

    Just make sure that if you are going to use it as whipped cream when you defrost it that you whip it BEFORE freezing or else it goes a bit wonky.

    Oh, and if you do freeze it, use an ice-cube tray as that way you can get small portions of the cream for coffee, soups etc without having to think of a way to use the rest of the block.

    (doh - just noticed that Julia has already said that...)

    Lil
  • elly2
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    the baileys cheesecake sounds fab............but alas i have no baileys lol....ty all for your help will look at the bbc website and will probably freeze some as well x
  • LJM
    LJM Posts: 4,535 Forumite
    my fav dish with double cream is just merange bases filled with fruits of your choice then pour on cream yummy
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  • angchris
    angchris Posts: 1,179 Forumite
    pour the double cream into a lidded jar (add a little salt if you wish)and shake for about 5/10 mins, it gets thicker n thicker then all of a sudden you have a lump of butter sloshing around in buttermilk :j its really creamy and delish on fresh bread, my oh was most impressed first time i did this
    proper prior planning prevents !!!!!! poor performance! :p
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  • Quasar
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    Slice up a banana or two (or other suitable fruit perhaps) and put in a blender with a tub of cream, plus a nice dose of brandy (or gin or whatever you prefer). Blend for 30 seconds then pour into dessert bowls. Stick in the fridge to chill.

    Dessert to die for. :drool:
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