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Making fresh whipped cream

Making fresh whipped cream
Make your own fresh whipped cream to serve along side your homemade pie or dessert. It is quick and easy.
 
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Step 1Begin mixing cream

Begin mixing cream
Pour heavy whipping cream into the bowl of a stand mixer. If you don't have a stand mixer, a hand mixer will work as well. The whisk attachment to a kitchenAid Mixer is ideal!

For each cup of heavy whipping cream add 1/4 cup powdered sugar.


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9 comments
May 22, 2011. 11:18 PMHamenChips says:
Can I use all purpose cream?
Aug 27, 2009. 10:10 AMCeriand says:
Adding about 1/4 cup cocoa or chocolate powder per cup of cream will make chocolate flavored whipped cream.
Jun 26, 2009. 2:15 AMnightninja87 says:
just dont forget dont over whip or ull make yummy butter
Mar 4, 2009. 1:18 PMbettyo33 says:
Can chill your bowl in minutes by setting it in ice (put ice in another bowl, baking pan or in sink). I like my cream a little thinner - so it flows over the dessert. There is nothing like fresh made whipped cream - and it only takes a minute to make!
Nov 5, 2008. 4:16 AMGemanded says:
I had no issues using a non chilled bowl. Actually I used it after washing it out from my cheesecake with warm water and hand dried it. The whipped cream came out great although I did use regular sugar
Aug 19, 2008. 12:39 PMcanida says:
I often use less sugar in my whipped cream, especially if you're adding it to an already-sweet dessert. The add, mix, taste, repeat procedure works well.

Since powdered sugar contains a bit of cornstarch, I usually prefer to use regular (or superfine, if we have it around) sugar. It dissolves quickly, so you don't get any grittiness.
Aug 17, 2008. 10:54 AMMark_in_Hollywood says:
I believe you should have put the mixing bowl in the freezer for 15 to 20 minutes before using it. I leave mine in the freezer overnight. It doesn't keep it colder once it comes out, but then I always have it ready.
Aug 19, 2008. 10:42 AMlinuxmom says:
Nothing better than real whipped cream......(I too use a chilled bowl and beaters).....best part of real whipped cream is having all those taste testers in the kitchen helping to determine if sweetness is just right.......

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