December 3, 2024

VIDEO: How to Make Thick Homemade Sour Cream | Easy Recipe


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25 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Make Thick Homemade Sour Cream | Easy Recipe

  1. Thank you. I have made my own sour cream with one part buttermilk and 2 parts cream. I leave it on the counter a day or two stirring from time to time and it is fabulous. I like your method and recipe. I will try it today but on a smaller scale.

  2. Hi, I’m in the UK and it’s the first time I’ve come across this recipe. How long does it keep once opened? and how long does it keep unopened? We can only buy small containers over here and they quickly go off once opened if not used within days. I’m sick of throwing away expensive cream.

  3. I made this when you first posted the video and OMG delicious! Thank You!!! Just want you to know that the real name is Creme' Fresh. Because you are using yogurt as a starter and warm (oven) American version is on Marys nest channel. But I LOVE the thick creme' fresh.

  4. Good tips, I guess this means we could simply use grass fed homemade yogurt, since store bought often is not the best. The twist may be in finding grass fed whipping cream ( the fillers sound gruesome!)
    Thanks for sharing !

  5. I just let my raw milk ferment at room temperature! Because the milk is raw, the good bacteria are still in there and they will start to ferment in their own! After a few days it becomes “clotted milk” and I put it in a cheese cloth. It then seperates in whey and “sour cream” or something like a quark. I even eat it for breakfast sometimes with a banana and some raw honey in it, I so love it!!! I once learned this from someone out of eastern europe. I am amazed every time!

  6. Wow, you have such good and useful stuff for us. I love that I found your channel. This and cream cheese and all sorts of dairy stuff is what I want to learn, thanks!

  7. Love your channel! I have been making sour cream for a couple of years using cream and a couple of tablespoons of buttermilk then letting it sit on the counter for about a day. I didn’t know about the yogurt but it makes sense!

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