Chief Longwind Of The North
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Found this out by accident. I had a quart of heavy cream in the back of the fridge, where the cold air blows in. Some items occasional freeze back there. The cream froze. I removed it from the fridge and heated it gently in thee microwave. When I went to pour some out for a recipe I was going to make, I got sweet, uncultured buttermilk, and globs of salt-free butter. Just as when you freeze milk, and thaw it, the cream seperates out for the water, so to with the cream separating out from the whey. All I needed to do to make butter was to pour the carton contents through a seivek and save the buttermilk for cooking (weet, not cultured), and wash the butterfat, and add a bit of salt. I did that with one carton. I had two cartons in the back of the fridge. Im still needed a proper heavy cream. I put the whole thing into the microwave, in a suitable bowl, and heated it until the butterfat liquefied. I then put it into the blender and and ran it at puree for 30m seconds. I checked it an it was heavy whipping cream again. I made Chantilly Cream to go with a desert I'd made for my wife. I whipped up perfectly into soft peaks.
So If you want home made butter, without the manual labor...
If you over-mix yur whipping cream, and turn it into butter, simply melt it, blend it, and re beat it into whipped cream.
Seeeeya; Chief Longwind of the North
So If you want home made butter, without the manual labor...
If you over-mix yur whipping cream, and turn it into butter, simply melt it, blend it, and re beat it into whipped cream.
Seeeeya; Chief Longwind of the North