How to make the whipping cream and whipped cream (extra)? What's the differences between?!


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Whipped cream is simple to make. Instead of buying the substitutes try the real stuff. You won't believe the flavor difference.

Use Heavy Cream (not Half 'n Half). Place the cream, a stainless bowl, and the beaters in the refrigerator for several hours or overnight. The colder all items are the faster it whips.

Pour 1c. cream and 1 t. vanilla into the bowl and beat at medium speed til starts to froth, then increase to high and continue whipping til done. Enjoy.

For Extra:
makes about 2 cups makes about 500 ml
1 blender or food processor

1/2 cup
(125 ml) whipping cream

2 tsp
(10 ml) vanilla sugar (or use white sugar and 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) vanilla extract)


1
Shake the carton of whipping cream well, and pour it into the blender or food processor.
2
Add the vanilla sugar (see below if you don't know what vanilla sugar is.)
3
Whip the cream in the machine. If it's a food processor, leave the pushing device out; if a blender, remove the center of the lid, or just cover the top of the jar with your hand. The trick is to allow lots of air into the cream. Run the machine for no more than five seconds at a time, to avoid making butter. The cream is done when it holds a peak.
If you don't know what vanilla sugar is, don't panic. My mother makes this variation in a separate sugar container; fill the container with sugar, add a vanilla bean, and wait. After a week or two, the sugar will take on the vanilla flavor. Use this sugar whenever a recipe calls for sugar and vanilla extract; just remember to keep the container full.

If you don't have vanilla sugar around, use regular sugar and vanilla extract for the cream.

Whipping hasn't been whipped yet, you have to do it at home.

1 pint of whipping cream to 2 tablespoons sugar - whip w/ electric beater until stiff.

Heavy cream is whipping cream. It turns into the familiar sweet whipped cream once you add powdered sugar as you are whipping it.

there are different levels in whipcreams depends on how much they are whipped. whipping cream can be half whipped, as you put up the beater, creap run down and it makes line or two in a bowl and disapper.
on the other hand whipped cream is whipp-ED cream. whipe it to the end, as you can make shapes out of the cream.

Whipping cream is cream that has not as yet been whipped.

I use one cup of whipping cream or thickened cream and ad one tablespoon sugar, 1/2 tsp cream of tartar, 1 tsp of vanilla extract and whip it up for a very yummy tasting whipped cream.

I don't understand the extra.

I have cooked for 50 years.

I use 1/4 cup sugar and 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla to 1 pint of whipping cream.

Whip the cream until it slightly begins to thicken.

Add sugar slowly.

Add vanilla after adding the sugar.

Whip to the consistency you like.

If you like it sweeter, you can add a little more sugar.

Don't whip too long.

It will turn into butter.

Hope I have been of help.

Thanks for the question.

When you buy cream whipped & ready to use,straight out of the container it is 'whipped cream'.if you mean to whip the cream yourself then you will buy 'whipping cream'.a lot of good suggestions have been given how to proceed with the whipping ,it's a matter of choice.
I use powdered sugar,followed by vanilla extract & add a drop or two of lemon juice ,not too sure why ,perhaps to avoid an over sweet taste, The finished whipped cream should stand in soft peaks,delicious.I always manage to save at least a teaspoonful for myself ,a cook is allowed this liberty ,do you agree ?





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