cream and sour cream
#1
cream and sour cream
hello to all
long time no see,
just a quick question thats baffling me- i cant seem to be able to buy fresh cream (not that uht crap) in the supermarket????????
here they only sell it, already whipped, in the ice cream shop and it costs a bomb!
also, cant seem to see sour cream either? what is it called here i know i should know being spanish and all that
thanks!!!!
long time no see,
just a quick question thats baffling me- i cant seem to be able to buy fresh cream (not that uht crap) in the supermarket????????
here they only sell it, already whipped, in the ice cream shop and it costs a bomb!
also, cant seem to see sour cream either? what is it called here i know i should know being spanish and all that
thanks!!!!
#3
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 10,551
Re: cream and sour cream
Garlic Bread? you are joking..... Get some Bread some Garlic and some Butter or Olive oil (personal taste thing) And get cooking. Crush the garlic into a Paste mixed with a little Olive oil I like gently smeared on the bread and Browned off in the Oven is good.
#6
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 5,359
Re: cream and sour cream
hello to all
long time no see,
just a quick question thats baffling me- i cant seem to be able to buy fresh cream (not that uht crap) in the supermarket????????
here they only sell it, already whipped, in the ice cream shop and it costs a bomb!
also, cant seem to see sour cream either? what is it called here i know i should know being spanish and all that
thanks!!!!
long time no see,
just a quick question thats baffling me- i cant seem to be able to buy fresh cream (not that uht crap) in the supermarket????????
here they only sell it, already whipped, in the ice cream shop and it costs a bomb!
also, cant seem to see sour cream either? what is it called here i know i should know being spanish and all that
thanks!!!!
#8
Re: cream and sour cream
no idea about sour cream
Mercadona sell pots of fresh cream - pricey though, and I'm pretty sure I've seen 'fresh' frozen cream in the freezer with the ice cream
Mercadona sell pots of fresh cream - pricey though, and I'm pretty sure I've seen 'fresh' frozen cream in the freezer with the ice cream
#9
Re: cream and sour cream
and wondering why it doesnt exist here! i asked for some in the italian restaurant and they were like
#10
Re: cream and sour cream
i am just really confused as why
a- its so hard to get
b- when you do it costs so much!
in the uk it was like 50p for quite a big pot...
my husband reckons its to do with the weather?
oh and yeah i have seen that weird frozen whipped cream surely thats not fresh?
plus i wanted to buy the liquid one to make carbonara etc....
sorry, am i ranting over a pot of cream
ps- anyone knows what sour cream is called?
#11
Re: cream and sour cream
life is good thanks, coooold but good! (its been raining so much the mountain across the road fell off yesterday!)
We are both teachers now, working for 2 academias! Mr FB is quite settled now, i am still working on it, the irony lol! We really cant complain!!!
Also just rented our house in the UK, which was hard work! and managed to sell the last car too... so everything is coming together really!
thanks for asking and how are you?
xxx
#12
Re: cream and sour cream
thanks! but i dont think we have lidle, nor mercadona round here we have eroski tho!
i am just really confused as why
a- its so hard to get
b- when you do it costs so much!
in the uk it was like 50p for quite a big pot...
my husband reckons its to do with the weather?
oh and yeah i have seen that weird frozen whipped cream surely thats not fresh?
plus i wanted to buy the liquid one to make carbonara etc....
sorry, am i ranting over a pot of cream
ps- anyone knows what sour cream is called?
i am just really confused as why
a- its so hard to get
b- when you do it costs so much!
in the uk it was like 50p for quite a big pot...
my husband reckons its to do with the weather?
oh and yeah i have seen that weird frozen whipped cream surely thats not fresh?
plus i wanted to buy the liquid one to make carbonara etc....
sorry, am i ranting over a pot of cream
ps- anyone knows what sour cream is called?
(mind you there are two sorts so make sure you get the runnier, can't remember their respective names in Spanish, sorry
#13
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Re: cream and sour cream
Eroski sell loads of cream. They usually display in close to the margarine. Presedent do two kinds, both labled as nata para cocina culinaria. One is ligera (green label) and a thicker one (blue label). Both are excellent for cooking. I make my own sour cream by adding lemon juice to thick cream and whipping. Saw this tip on the TV.
Last edited by jjh; Dec 3rd 2008 at 11:58 am.
#14
Re: cream and sour cream
Eroski sell loads of cream. They usually display in close to the margarine. Presedent do two kinds, both labled as nata para cocina culinaria. One is ligera (green label) and a thicker one (blue label). Both are excellent for cooking. I make my own sour cream by adding lemon juice to thick cream and whipping. Saw this tip on the TV.
1- how much lemon juice do you put, per how much cream? (this sentence is sounding strange to me, hope it makes sense)
2- do you have to whip the mixture after?
as for the carbonara thing i meant i preferred it with fresh cream but i dont think its gonna happen. will look again in eroski.
has anyone tried that frozen stuff? any good?
i like putting whipped cream in my bizcocho!