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Food and Travel Magazine | Cultured butter

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  • In a large and spotlessly clean bowl
  • mix together your cream and starter (sour cream
  • crème fraîche or yoghurt)
  • begin to whisk your cultured cream. It’s important to have your bowl no more than half full
  • strain through a sieve
  • reserving both the popcorn butter and the buttermilk. This cultured buttermilk will keep
  • chilled
  • for up to 12 days. Quickly knead the popcorn butter on a cold
  • clean surface by working it with the heels of your hands
  • squeezing out any remaining buttermilk
  • for up to 3 weeks
  • then twist and tie the ends to seal. The butter will keep for up to 3 weeks
  • then twist and tie the ends to seal. Freeze until needed. The butter will keep for up to 3 weeks
  • then fold in the cooled shallots
  • then twist and tie the ends to seal. It will keep for up to 3 days
  • then twist and tie the ends to seal. Allow to rest
  • for 2 days
  • and will continue to mature and develop over that time.
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Ingredients

  • 1 litre 40% fat best-quality double cream
  • 100ml sour cream, crème fraîche or yoghurt, which is the starter
  • rock salt, to taste (approx. 20g)

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