Clotted Cream – How to Make Clotted Cream – Devonshire Cream Recipe


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Learn how to make Clotted Cream! Visit http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2017/04/the-names-cream-clotted-cream.html for the ingredients, more information, and …

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  1. Steve Owens
    Steve Owens says:

    John, I suspect you used my Recipe as a Reference, I have to say "great job" but 2 inches is way too deep, sorry buddy, Clotted Cream is meant to be a Mixture of the Thinner and Thicker Clots, If you bake it as I demonstrated, on my channel, in a larger Dish, you get much better evaporation on the larger Surface area and get less wasted thin cream, which traditionally is mixed in with the clotted cream, giving you a mixture of Thick Clots, Thick Cream and Thinner Cream.

    Unfortunately as Supermarkets only sell the Homogeneous blob that they call Clotted Cream, which it is not, people have lost the appreciation of real clotted Cream, it is not just one clump. That is more like Mascarpone..

    I do a lot of work researching the Recipes on my Channel John, I visited producers and spoke to many old timers to make sure I produced the best Clotted cream, I hope you don't mind me chiming in with some pointers to help your viewers get the best from their Cream.. Have a great day

    Steve

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  2. Splat
    Splat says:

    I've wanted to try this ever since I saw it on Frasier. I never got around to it and forgot about it entirely. Thank you so much for this recipe, Chef John.

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  3. Shell W
    Shell W says:

    This brings me back to when I went to the UK and had clotted cream for the first time! It was something I will never forget! It was so wonderful on top of a scone with a nice cup of tea! To anyone who hasn't had it, this video may not give you the impression of how Very Rich it is. Also, it is full of fat, for anyone who is watching their diets or cholesterol. I am sorry to be a "party pooper… So, it really only needs a small amount on your scone, English muffin or crumpet, with another small amount of fruit preserves (jam, jelly, etc.) I like it just plain, because, as he says, it has a natural sweet buttery taste all by itself! MMMM! Now I want some!!!

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