It turned into lovely pale yellow butter and I poured the buttermilk into a jar and I hope to make it into scones tomorrow.800 ml of double cream made about 700 gm butter and 100 ml buttermilk and a lot of washing up.
If the butter keeps well I may do this again. Cheap and very cheerful, especially if the scones are better than those I usually make.
Cheers Gillian
4 comments:
It sounds a lot easier than the churning that went on in my Great Grandmother's house with one of those old butter churns that look like a drum with a handle. That could take hours and lead to very bad tempers when it didn't 'turn'.
I take the cowards way out and buy buttermilk from , but good for you. The butter looks lovely.
That's interesting - the name of the store got left out! I'm sure I put it there... Anyway, it was obviously T...o!
Well done Gill, this looks super and we enjoyed your being with us too. See you soon, Trish
Wow looks great but pass the statins!
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