For the butter, pour some cream into the bowl of your stand mixer and turn on high. Add salt to taste.
Mix until it gets fluffy
Then keep mixing until it looks like scrambled eggs and milk
At this point, gather all the butter together and squeeze into a ball (or three). Pour the buttermilk into a container and save for pancakes, biscuits, or my favorite-red velvet cake!
At this point, the butter is ready to use. If you want to keep it around for a few days, rinse the butter under cold water, squeezing as you go until the liquid coming out of the butter is clear. Now your butter is ready to go! And the possibilities are endless with your fresh butter! Add in some honey, cinnamon, or whatever else you can think of! For us, that meant adding garlic. I roasted a clove of garlic and squeezed it out into a bowl of melted butter with the juice of a lemon.
It was perfect with our lobsters!
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5 comments:
Hi,
I shared a recipe for braised short ribs with gravy, Valentine Day Linzer Hearts.
Your butter looks amazing!
Thanks for hosting! Have a wonderful Valentine's Day
Thanks for hosting! :)
::giggle:: yes, the live lobsters freaked me out too ... then Hubby was diving and boy, they really are lively and frisky to say the least! Now that we are older, we let our younger friends share their catches with us :) (that paper bag walking across the grocery cart still makes me shudder!)
I've never eaten lobster. The thought of them being cooked alive freaks me out. I love the butter though! I think I will be trying that soon.
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