2 little what? What did I do wrong? Thank you! If so would I use the yogurt setting? I have made clotted cream this way for years and it has always come out wonderful. I have a double batch going right now to make Clotted Cream Shortbread Cookies. It was mostly still all liquid, even after I let it set to room temperature and then placed it in the refrigerator over night. I always wished we had it in Aus. cream. Thanks for sharing! Good question, Danielle ~ I don’t know but I’m hoping another reader will weigh in! That’s not correct . I put the cream in a shallow pan and it sat about an inch and a half, so I was pleased with that. I am getting ready to make the clotted cream to go with the cardamom vanilla cream scones I will be making tomorrow. Real clotted cream as found in the U.K. does have a crust, it’s delicious and buttery. I desperately want to try this recipe, but in Australia all our heavy creams contain thickener (gelatin, etc) – would you know if this will still work? rachael. I am wanting to have clotted cream for Christmas morning with scones and was excited to find this recipe!! If it is brown you have overheated the cream and it will be a mess. The lowest my oven goes is 200 degrees. Just don’t wanna mess this up again. The best clotted cream is said to have a good, firm crust atop smooth, thick cream. I was oh so excited to try out this recipe. After the overnight in the fridge, the cream is spreadable with a buttery crunchy top, exactly as presented in the video. So we were in London for Easter of 2012 and had our first Clotted Cream and I have looked for a good recipe ever since! If you have a good recipe for plain scones, I would love to try them. Would love a video that shows the colored cream as you take it out of the oven, then a clip of it after cooking overnight and then one of it as you put it into jars. Just made this for a bridal shower tea and it turned out AMAZING!!! Your best bet is to use your oven if it can go as low as 180F. There’s no predicting until you try Amanda, good luck! Just wanted to say that our first attempt worked perfectly. Blanche, no sugar! I panicked after checking it in the fridge about 5 hours in. I apologize if you already answered this- I skimmed the comments but didn’t read all 330 of them closely. The little pot of clotted cream that we got at the Biltmore had me craving more, and happily I made the most astounding discovery…you can actually make clotted cream at home in your own kitchen. Oh my, it really worked! I have also used the non ultra pasteurized cream. When it came out, I noticed it still seemed liquidy and there was a thickish crust on top. It’s what heaven would taste like should heaven have a taste, I thought. First, it said to cover the casserole dish, which I did. I won’t give up. I do not really feel like purchasing heavy cream and ending up wasting half or even a third of it because it is mainly liquid. I made it for Mother's Day and served it with scones and blackcurrant jam. Can I get it in the Seattle area? Presently on my second attempt on this recipe and quite excited to achieve some improved results. Thanks again! After heating in the oven for 12 hours, do you immediately scoop the clotted cream off of the top, jar it and refrigerate? Thank, thank, thank you for this recipe! If it’s not I’d like to know how to change that. Don’t care for the name but it sure looks creamy and decadent. Thank you –, Love this Janet ~ and really, they used to hand this out on flights? Thanks Jackie! Let me know how it turns out, Katrina, and remember to find non-ultra pasteurized cream! I know our store carries that brand. Just avoid “ultra-pasteurized”. You can leave the lid on for cooling. Clotted cream may have an almost unappetizing name, but this delicious thick spread is a real treat. Keeps for several days, covered and refrigerated. That was my #2 mistake, I need to get an oven thermometer for the correct oven temperature. Do you happen to know if there is another setting that will do the same thing? Will it have any sweetness? I am using cream from Trader Joe’s which to date is the only non-ultra-pasteurized heavy cream that I can find in my area. I haven't made it yet but I have scones sitting here I made today so i'm making this tomorrow, i didn't even know you could make it i've always bought it in jars. Try tasting it. I was scared cause it was runny but set up in frig just fine. Will have to try making it and see for myself. This will help some, but the very best solution is to use a water bath. Karen. So it is a win win ! I did an experiment using a little lunch bag warming oven (recently purchased) that I use at work as I don’t like to use the microwave. I learned to make clotted cream a bit differently from a friend while I was visiting her in England. I think you can slow pasturize milk at 145. My mission? Worked beautifully as written! It’s a bit like milk that goes bad. Bacteria can invite It looks a bit weird with a pale yellow-ish crust on top and watery area underneath. Love the Fairmont Empress. Can I add the whey in to loosen it up a little? She will thank you for inspiring me! When I pulled it out of the fridge a day later, it was solid, like butter, so be sure to bring it up to room temp for easier spreading. The key thing is NOT to stir it when it comes out of the oven. Is there hope? Can it be considered mascarpone w/o the addition of an acid? My oven is really jumpy. I was wondering if you left the oven at 180 degrees or bring it up to then turn it off? My first few tries were unsuccessful as I ended up with a very grainy, split cream. I can’t wait to make this one. Be sure you don’t discard the thinner stuff after it comes out of the oven…that should loosen it up and make it the perfect consistency. . Double cream has a rich, clean flavor, while clotted cream is slightly tangy and more complex. I guess I’d say refrigerate and see what you get, and otherwise you’ll have to start over, I’m afraid. i will leave uncovered next time. The long, slow cooking sort of toasts the cream, which imparts a sweet, nuttiness that I don't think I've tasted in any other preparation. One thing I’ve done when I get that is to take my stick blender and blend it up with the softer clotted cream, works like a charm, just don’t blend more than an instant. It will probably vary slightly with everyone, but I’m going to say it’ll last at least two weeks tightly covered in the fridge, and this recipe makes about 2 cups of clotted cream, which is a lot because a little goes a long way! Then refrigerate, and while it chills the whole thing kind of meshes together. Is it thick like that? Thank you, This method never works for me because of cheap ovens letting heat out too quickly! When it’s time to take it out just carry it as it is and put it in the fridge. My husband is a fan of cream..sour..clotted..all kinds..Good to know..Thanks! Thanks for that Sosi, I’ll try it. It will last about a week Cindy. So is the evaporation of the water from the cream in fact an important part of the process, more so than actually achieving a specific temperature? I thought it was the most decadent thing I’d ever had. I don’t have a indicator on my oven of 180 degrees, my oven starts at 200. I can’t wait to try this, Jenny – thanks so much for letting me know – it sounds like an even better method!! Despite being older cream (2 days from expiring), I had no whey to pour off for freezing! Afternoon tea as you said would be dainty, small sandwiches, small cakes and pastries, scones or tea bread and jam. Can I make half a recipe successfully? Wasn’t sure this was going to work but I gave it a shot. Will let you know! Oh my, how I miss proper Clotted Cream! I don’t usually leave it on, but you can do either way. I will definitely attempt this again since I went to the store to see that a jar of clotted cream (100mls) would cost me $ 8.00 ( yikes), I know this does seem easy but it’s definitely a little fussy on the details…once you get it you’ll never turn back!! Sounds interesting…I did try it in my slow cooker on the ‘warm’ setting recently and only got about half the cream to clot, after about 24 hours. Tripe tacos for breakfast and clotted cream with high tea in the afternoon. It’s fun researching all the different recipes. It’s the wrong colour, and has a funny caramel taste to it (sort of burnt). I found your recipe and decided to give it a whirl. No more tracking it down in specialty stores and paying big bucks for the imported stuff. It doesn’t say to stir anywhere in your recipe and above the Cornish lady says to never stir???? You can stir that together, or you drain off the thicker liquid into a separate container and use that like cream. I made this and the consistency turned out about right, but the flavor was way off. Thanks! 4 cups heavy cream (not ultra-pasteurized). Available from cheese making websites. (Slaps forehead.) Don’t open the door either. You can then use a knife to poke a hole in the top and remove any excess liquid (the quality and thickness of the cream will determine how much liquid you have, in commercial production there tends to be very little). I just made homemade butter, and it definitely won’t be the last time I do! You want the cream to be at a depth of about 2 inches. I’ve tried it in the crock pot Cherie and it didn’t work because it was too hot, I believe the low setting is usually 200 for food safety reasons. I have the knob to turn to desired temperature. Or, do you let the whole heated mixture cool, refrigerate and then scoop the clotted cream off? Sounds perfect David, and it is good to know that ultra pasteurized cream will work if necessary, Happy Holidays! Any other ideas what could be going wrong? We don’t even add sugar to regular whipped cream in the UK. So I asked a salesperson if they carried UNpasteurized and was told it was illegal for them to sell it that way in our state. Just opened it and it’s gotten thinner not thicker over night. I believe I could have ended up with more cream if it had stayed in there longer (I did 8 hours). Got to try this! Though their decor is not quite as glorious. I think you forgot to day to cover the dish while cooking. I found it at Meijers. Do you know if that is hot enough to be safe? TheregoesBod Mon 19-Sep-11 18:07:57. I adore going to tea and I imagine that the Biltmore is just about as lovely that it gets for that kind of experience. I didn’t use a deep enough dish and will next time. Delish!! To us, clotted … Do I need to adjust cooking time? Let me know how it came out if you get a chance! I think the brand is Twin Brook Creamery. I can not wait to try this!!! The highlight of any afternoon tea, besides the tea, is the array of tiny treats that comes with it, and I always zero right in on the scones and clotted cream. Yay Viola! Thanks! Where do I get non ultra pasteurized cream? You add about 1/4 tsp to this amount of cream before you put into the oven. Clotted cream tastes like lightly ‘cooked’ cream, but it’s not the taste it’s famous for, it’s the amazingly thick, silky texture! This way the temperature fluctuations will be very minor in the cream itself. Did you cover it directly after taking it out of the oven? Is creme fraiche clotted cream? In the process, the cream would rise to the top. But I will give this recipe a go…thanks! Thank you for the recipe. Clotted cream forms in fresh milk on its own. I noticed that the lid was on when you took it out to cool. It should come up about 1-3 inches on the side. Clotted Cream What Is It? At the end of the test the directions stated, “Do only the first 20 questions, then put your pens down.” Those non-direction followers looked panicked when, one by one, students began putting their pens down. How long does it take for a skin to form? I just have to try it. I watched an episode about the Ritz in London and they showed the tearoom. Used correct ingredient and set oven temperature at 180 for 12 hrs. The process you describe for clotted cream is also the same for making a baked sweet yogurt that is particular to the region of Bengal and Bangladesh. I’M SO GLAD I DID! Thanks for the tip on the cream, and you know, I’ve never tried clotted cream on crackers, Melanie, that’s downright dangerous!! It has to be litely pasteurized/non homogenized heavy cream to clot up correctly. Also check the size of your container, the pan shouldn’t be too large or the cream will be too shallow. Just have fun…it’s all about treating your guests and yourself special. Clotted cream needs to be cooked to form the clots, what you made I’m sure was nice but not the same. I’ve made clotted cream 3 times now. I had my sister over, wo spent some time in the UK and she loved it. I followed the directions completely. Any way the one batch is in a glass dish in the fridge so we will see how it turns out in the morning. I have a yogurt maker. That does sounds easy, but part of the distinctive flavor of clotted cream, I think, comes from it being ‘cooked’ slowly. Which is correct. Mine did not turn out !! When it happens you’ll know it. Here’s the results I had: the top had a thick golden brown crusty layer, almost like a dried caramel crust. I think it may be Amanda, this is such a specific process. I’m thrilled to hear this Donna, and good to know my instructions are spot on You can never have too much clotted cream! And, as is my usual process, I then wondered how such a thing was made. What do you do with that? If I don’t have 12 hours to let it set in the fridge, can I use the freezer to help speed up the process? The name is definitely strange, I agree…but you will be glad you tried it for yourself, Sophia! Oh my! I found mine at Whole Foods. Can you flovor the clogged cream with vanilla or spices such as cinnamon or cardamom? The family is looking forward to scones and clotted cream this Christmas morning. Not sure, though, sorry! Can you tell me what the shelflife is for this? I’m just wondering if it would be bad to try this recipe out with an oven that only goes down to 200 F / 95 C? I used reg pasteurized heavy cream from Smith Brothers and added nothing. In the morning it was go,den brown almost like crime brûlée. Looks pretty good. Tea, High Tea, and Afternoon Tea are all different. I scraped into a glass jar. My daughters and I all thought it was the best clotted cream we’ve ever had-either in the UK or the USA. Yes, you should stir it all together. It’s particularly yummy used with lemon curd on scones. So I am going to give this another try. Pour cream into shallow glass or ceramic baking dish (an 8- or 9-inch square pan is ideal). I am going to have a high tea to recognize this culture. I have always wanted to try clotted cream but could never find any to buy except small shelf stable jars at World Market. Clotted cream: English-style clotted cream will also work as a proxy in many recipes that call for mascarpone: While not considered a cheese, clotted cream does carry some of the same flavor notes as mascarpone (namely a mellow, cooked milk taste) as well as a high-fat content. This morning I just peeled off the brown skin and after cooling, put the dish in the refrigerator. My next experiment is to freeze it to see how that works, but so far, the refrigerated clotted cream has kept several weeks in the refrigerator, which I have set to 34 degrees F. (the thermometer on the door registers 40 degrees F.). All of the cream we can get near us is ultra pasteurized. Did everything according to the directions and when I took it out of the refrigerator some of it was lumpy like cold butter. My family wouldn’t want me to run the oven all night long so I think a crockpot would be my best option if I want to try your recipe. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/clotted-cream-recipe2.html. I can’t wait until tomorrow to taste it! The entire quart thickens, a bit unevenly. Who knew??? If I decide to make another batch and cover, think a corning ware casserole dish will work well? Would that have caused the lumps? That’s such a shame Roxanne. And I ended up with it brown and tough on the top and completely liquid on the bottom. Making clotted cream is an adventure, for sure Danielle, let us know how you do…. Milk from them is the best. You will be left with a quantity of thin whey that gets drained off. The yellow layer is one of the best parts, I usually just pack it into a jar along with the rest of the thick cream without stirring it in. I’m so excited to thy it this weekend. We’ve kept ours for several weeks. I don’t know if it made a difference or not. If you have an Instant Pot you can try that method. Thanks. I love your recipe. Make sure container is sterilized in very hot Do not let the cream boil, the water should be at a gentle simmer. I took it out of the oven about an hour ago, and it is currently cooling on the stove top. Are you sure your oven was really at 180F? Clotted Cream … This was the longest response to a blog I have ever read. I’m not sure it would work to re-clot it, Lorna, but you can certainly use the cream within a few days for baking. In short; it is very rich, thick, and delicious. Don’t know if that makes any difference or not. The first I tried the clotted cream I used a yogurt strainer which didn’t yield more than a few drops of excess liquid so I stirred the whole batch with a spoon and it blended into a perfectly smooth product. I made clotted cream a couple of days ago and it came out wonderful. Can I use it instead of a instapot or oven? I tried this recipe yesterday, and while it smells delightful, it developed a bit more of a yellowed crust than yours. It is a drink, not a spread. Hi, I just tried this recipe and just now put it in the jars. Cover and refrigerate up to 5 days. Will these temp fluctuations affect this recipe or are these temp differences normal in older ovens?? Yes, it’s pasteurized you want. It just took a few hours to get it to room temperature and a few more in the fridge for it to chill. I would suggest asking your grocer. Be sure you try it a little ahead of time, Karen, there’s sometimes a little bit of a learning curve and it’s difficult to predict. Set the dish, uncovered, in the oven and leave undisturbed for 12 hours. After 12h (or as long as you dare to tend it) turn off the heat and allow everything to cool to room temperature. 1) I’m assuming that you don’t do any stirring during this process, until, maybe at the end. No Blanche, clotted cream is unsweetened! I was wondering thought, how much liquid I was supposed to have left over in the pan. 3) How much clotted cream does this make? What is the end result like in the pan ? Joe P. I haven’t tried it yet Joe because my yogurt maker has one large container that is tall and deep and I don’t think it would work…what size and shape is the container of your yogurt maker? Yes, check out my instant pot clotted cream post. Note: the cream may seem thin at this point, but is going to thicken considerably overnight. I had clotted cream for the first time at my first High Tea in York, England last summer while on vacation. I made buttermilk scones with strawberries (Joy of Cooking recipe with dried strawberries from Aldi), strawberry jam, and this wonderful clotted cream. Thanks! Oh what a bummer, Linda. How to make clotted cream ~ I got some cream at the store yesturday. do i need to start over completely? I didn’t know if there was a difference. Hi, Uhm, everything I have read and seen says your cream was clotted. So I tried this with a pan of water to see how it long it took the liquid to get to 180° (the temperature that my stove-top clotted cream recipe says to target). It clotted a little bit under the crust but the rest was still liquid. It also demonstrates that you do not have to keep a steady 180F for a successful result. 1. YUM! You should cool for an least as long as you heat, and 24hr is better. This is a fresh cream product, and will need to be stored in the refrigerator. I would add in the directions that it won’t be thick when you take it out of the oven but will thick n when you refrigerate it. 3) Should I use a slotted spoon to put everything in the jars and just disregard what drips out of the spoon? If you can’t get your oven down to a low enough temperature you can always use the scalding method: heating the shallow dish in a large pan of water. That’s how I found you! I made my cream in my instant pot. Thank you!! I love scones with clotted cream so I won’t give up. I’m testing a scone recipe and would love to have clotted cream to go with it. This post brought me back. Now that we’re heading into fall, I’m going to be making a few batches. He doesn’t remember entering the kitchen when he got off the couch to come to bed, but if the oven was off before he “turned it on” to preheat it for brunch, then he did turn it off. Hi, I have made this with ultra pasteurized heave cream and it worked, how did this work? 2) You said that we can use the leftover cream for baking. It does not taste like fresh clotted cream or Devonshire cream (yum!). Joao. I bought the correct cream, have it in a shallow dish, but not too shallow, and have left it in the oven for 12 hours at 175F which is my ovens warm setting. I made mine in crock pot last night and the side burned and fell into the middle of my cream…help! Do you think the cream left after clotting would still be able to be whipped into butter, or does the oven cooking remove too much of the fat content? I was able to find Anderson Dairy heavy cream which is not ultra pasteurized at my local Albertsons. Yes, as long as it’s not “ultra pasteurized” it will be great. Serve immediately or chill – it holds well and freezes well. Can I make a smaller batch so it doesn’t spoil before I can eat it! Many of the questions were repeated over and over again; how frustrating! The taste is fantastic. I think the real answer is that the results will vary quite a bit from person to person, so some might stir and some might not. Bake 12 hours. Either that or maybe your oven isn’t calibrated perfectly. The other thing to remember is that after it comes out of the oven and cools, it still needs a good while in the fridge to completely firm up. I’ve never seen the bright white color like in these pics, back home. When you heat the cream, clots form on the surface. I hope I like it better that way. You’ll pay a deposit for the glass bottle but get it back when you return it to any store that carries the brand. Even with putting some in the jars with the firmer part I had a pint of liquid left over and got one pint of cream in the 2 half pint jars. It looks yucky stirred in. No waste and took a bit of time and careful skimming but the preliminary results looks promising. I substituted the leftover cream for the milk in our scone recipe and that worked out wonderfully as well. Seems that everyone has commented on your clotted cream. Maybe that is the source of the salty taste;). I visited my sister, when she was in South England and the only two things I remember is the awfull breakfast with beans and sausages AND scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam. Scones and clotted cream are one of my most favourite things and I’m super jealous of your tea at the Biltmore! From what you say it sounds like the oven temp was too high. I think once you find a method and recipe…stick with it x, Just noticed your note above and thought I would let you know that I have made this several time (I have a batch in the fridge cooling now for a bridal shower tea tomorrow) and it has turned out great each time. The clotted cream looks wonderful! My recipes are never fussy and always exciting ~ there are 1600 and counting on the blog. I am in the middle of making clotted cream for the first time. Tamara, I have tried your hob top method and wow it is fantastic! Chef John never disappoints!!! I swear I read the directions a hundred times ( okay I’m exaggerating but it was a lot and here is the mistake I made Anyway, I would not recommend buying this. It is ever so slightly sweet, but mostly just incredibly creamy. I think the 2 pints works best, and make sure your oven is at the right temp and not too hot! Love clotted cream and you know I love scones. Pour the cream into the casserole dish. While the name doesn't exactly make the mouth water, the flavor and texture of clotted cream are the stuff of legends. Anyway he said to do the preheat, put the dish of cream in the center of the oven and TURN THE OVEN OFF. The color difference is due to the cows diet, and I think British cows produce a yellower color cream in general. I put mine on slow cook low. Glass would be fine. It should have a crust on top, and when it chills overnight in the refrigerator it thickens up. Do I stir it after removing it from the oven and cooling, before I put it in the frig over night? I can’t wait to try the clotted cream with the cardamom scones! Hi, I have never had clotted cream before. Clotted cream and double cream are usually sold in jars or cans, if you're fortunate enough to live in an area where they're available as imports. I covet the three-level tray and all the goodies on it. Wouldn’t it be fun to travel around going to various high teas? If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption. My oven does not have a setting below 200, but the results were excellent, and for what it's worth I left it in there for about 11 hours, but 12 probably would've been fine, so no worries if you have an older oven like I do. If you can find a really heavy whipping cream- with the thick layer of fat on the top- it works great. After cooking for 12 hours, Do you scrape the clotted cream off of the top, or stir it in with the liquid underneath? Thanks, I feel much better now. It sounds like maybe your oven’s ‘warm setting’ might have been too low, and even though it says it’s 175, it might actually be lower, if you check with a thermometer. My husband has often commented that he would love to try Mrs. McCarthy’s prize-winning strawberry scones often talked about in the PBS Father Brown series. After 5 hrs it already is distinctively golden/yellow. . This is my first time to try to make clotted cream. You can use it in cakes, muffins, scones, etc, just like you would use milk. The texture was heavy and thick like cream cheese. Clotted cream is a staple on British tea-time tables. When it came out of the oven it looked perfect, lite golden yellow with a small amount of butter on top. I had one reader try with only one pint and it didn’t work as well. What do you do with any leftover thin,milky cream? My questions however are …. Just last week, I found a video that shows the same process that you do. Thank you. Hi you may have already addresses this, but I couldn’t find the answer. Allrecipes is part of the Meredith Food Group. And it’s easy to make! Ambrosial. How did the yogurt maker work for you? I haven’t had clotted cream since the early 80’s and this brings back a flood of beautiful memories. (Looking not to spend $7 or more/lb). The directions were clear from the beginning. It has a wide “funnel” part – perfect for filling jars. The nutty, sweet flavor is a bonus. what a fun time at the most gorgeous place ever. I have used ultra-pasteurized cream (by mistake) and it works just fine. Thank you ! Hi But after the bowl cooled, and the mixture cooled for a few hours in the fridge, the thick cream is sitting on top, and you can easily skim it off. We went to England almost 3 years ago and had tea in the town of Windsor, by the castle and had clotted cream for the first time. Clotted cream has a unique flavor that is all its own, it is light and buttery and oh so creamy. My cream developed a thick yellow skin. Cream should be about 1 1/2 to 2 inches deep. Due to the texture, you cannot pour clotted cream like you can with other creams and can either eat it spread on food (or with a spoon). HELP! off flavors. Overall 5 star rating, the recipe is right on. Clotted cream originated in Southwest England (either in Cornwall or Devon, depending on who you ask), and Cornish clotted cream has been awarded the EU’s Protection Designation of … The next day the consistancy was like mascarpone, so i used it as such in a batch of my fav dessert. Just mix it back in with the clotted cream and when finished- refrigerate. I made this clotted cream last night and it turned out great! I just wanted to let everyone know, if you are in the Northeast, Stewart’s shops have the cream you are looking for! I did 1 quart of cream in a 3 quart crockpot for 12 hours, using the “keep warm” setting which is about 165F. Famously from the southwest English counties of Cornwall and Devon, clotted cream is an essential ingredient for a traditional British afternoon tea. The crunchy brown/yellow bits are a part of it. It’s marked “gourmet”. Any ideas what went wrong? But still delicious! But it was still delicious and so indulgent. 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