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Postby dimmell123 » Thu Aug 14, 2008 8:57 pm

Thanks Shirl - so glad you were around! Yes it definitely says double cream (have kept the carton, label, and even found the receipt just in case. I still have the Kenwood running after 1 hr 45 minutes and it still hasn't turned. I'm going to try what you say because yes, I do have a naturally warm house. I'll report back.
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Postby Shirl » Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:07 pm

Yeah keep us updated. It seems that the cream is easier to turn at room temp but any warmer and its a buggar!

I really think that it will be fine after you've chilled it again. Sometimes if I've got loads of reduced cream and got bored after a while I just put the cartons back in the fridge and start again next day. I've never noticed any problems letting it warm up and cool down again.

PS being a yorkshire lass myself I know how warm it is up north :D
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Postby dimmell123 » Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:16 pm

ok it's back in the fridge but I must make a confession now. I am actually killing myself laughing at my own misfortune. It's a case of "How have the mighty fallen" and poetic justice because of all the crowing I have been doing about my first attempt which was, frankly a wild success. I realise now I had the cream sitting out for quite a long time (maybe half the day) so there is an important lesson learnt!
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Postby Shirl » Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:26 pm

We are all on a learning curve.... when I first made butter I showed it proudly to my family and announced "Look its yellow and looks like real butter"!! God knows what I was expecting it to look like! :shock: :D
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Postby eddy current » Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:28 pm

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Postby jenny_haddow » Fri Aug 15, 2008 2:40 pm

I've just made my first batch, its just lovely stuff! I was staggered how much butter I got from one large pot of cream, and the buttermilk will go into my next loaf of bread. Fab.

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Postby Mike D » Fri Aug 15, 2008 5:12 pm

I've spent this afternoon doing butter. I had 6 x 600ml pots in. 3 came from Tesco @ �1.67 each, and three from Morrisons @ �1.50 each. After making the butter, the yield from the Morrisons dbl cream was greater.

I have had the same with Cheese, (Tesco v Morrison) and Morrison was the greater yield.

I can't get to use the buttermilk in a loaf as I am being harrassed by cats for the stuff!

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Postby dimmell123 » Fri Aug 15, 2008 10:59 pm

Well here's my report on my failed cream/butter. Total failure. Chilled it again and then had another go and it just stayed stuck at the whipped stage. Gave it up and put it back in the fridge until today when I have been beating it to death. Well I finally killed it. It still looked beautifully whipped cream (at one point almost like clotted cream but then it slackened again) but eventually tasted rancid to me so down the sink it went! Can't imagine what was so different between attempts one and two. I'll have to reflect on this and then summon up the courage to have another go.
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Postby Shirl » Sat Aug 16, 2008 8:55 am

David I have to say I've never had that happen..... you are impressive :lol:

Seriously though, don't be put off, it has to be a one off.

One day you'll look back and laugh :oops:
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butter making

Postby Hampshire Jack » Sat Aug 16, 2008 4:59 pm

Hi everyone,
Can somebody help I cannot find shirl's butter making receipe.
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Jack :D
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Re: butter making

Postby Shirl » Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:25 pm

Hampshire Jack wrote:Hi everyone,
Can somebody help I cannot find shirl's butter making receipe.
Kind Regards
Jack :D


Hi Jack.

My butter making is shown on my blog but I don't think I'm allowed to give out the address. Its quick and easy enough to do, just whack it in the Kenwood if you have one, cover with a towel and off you go! :D
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Postby wheels » Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:34 pm

Shirl

I'm sure your allowed to put your blog address in your signature.

Spuddy wrote in the forum rules:
However, there is no problem with users posting links to their web sites in signatures or posts, provided the posts are materially useful and are not simply seeking to promote their products (e.g. recommending themselves for every query).


Hope this helps
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Postby aris » Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:35 pm

I don't see a problem with advertising your blog. Best thing to do is go to your user profile:

http://forum.sausagemaking.org/profile. ... ditprofile

Then add your blog as your 'website' This will show up in all your posts as a WWW icon at the bottom.
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Postby Shirl » Sat Aug 16, 2008 8:32 pm

Oooh I'll put it in my sig then. I'm not selling or promoting anything anyway, its just a little moneysaving blog :D
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