mmmbutter mit kultur!
Oct. 13th, 2013 07:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
It's somewhere between butter and marscapone. Not quite so tangy, though if I'd let it culture longer there'd have been more tang. The texture is lighter than commercial butter, but I think I also could have washed it more to rinse away more of the milk solids. Chilled, it's acting just like butter ... though more of a whipped variety. I think it should be measured by weight rather than volume for any baking. A quart of cream yielded 1 lb. butter and a pint (plus a bit) of buttermilk. And actual buttermilk is tasty. I can much more easily see that as a treat than the supermarket variety.
I think washing the curds was my favorite part ... when you get in there and squish with your hands, and I got to use the reproduction redware milk pan that Bytcharse gave me last christmas. Being a dairymaid is fun.
I think washing the curds was my favorite part ... when you get in there and squish with your hands, and I got to use the reproduction redware milk pan that Bytcharse gave me last christmas. Being a dairymaid is fun.