Dec 29, 2007 #1 N nicklord1 Senior Cook Joined Jun 9, 2007 Messages 352 I was wondering what scant heavy cream meant thank you
Dec 29, 2007 #2 GB Chief Eating Officer Joined Jul 14, 2004 Messages 25,510 Location USA,Massachusetts My understanding is that scant means a little less, so if it says a scant cup then you use a little less than a cup.
My understanding is that scant means a little less, so if it says a scant cup then you use a little less than a cup.
Dec 29, 2007 #4 GB Chief Eating Officer Joined Jul 14, 2004 Messages 25,510 Location USA,Massachusetts Not double as in quantity though.
Dec 29, 2007 #5 jennyema Chef Extraordinaire Joined Mar 1, 2002 Messages 11,008 Location Boston and Cape Cod Like GB said, "scant" is a measurement not a type of cream. Heavy cream is the type with the highest fat content.
Like GB said, "scant" is a measurement not a type of cream. Heavy cream is the type with the highest fat content.
Dec 29, 2007 #6 AllenOK Executive Chef Joined Aug 25, 2004 Messages 3,463 Location USA, Oklahoma Nick, was there a measurement before the "scant heavy cream"? If so, I would go with a little less than the indicated measurement of heavy cream.
Nick, was there a measurement before the "scant heavy cream"? If so, I would go with a little less than the indicated measurement of heavy cream.
Dec 30, 2007 #7 auntdot Head Chef Joined Aug 25, 2004 Messages 2,418 Scant to me means not much, but would need to know the context to come up with an answer.