I thought that Soured Cream did not curdle??

Started by tim, August 31, 2009, 13:05:52

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qahtan

If it was organic it has gone past sour and is well on it's way to a type of fresh cheese............................. qahtan

tim

Not Organic. I should have said in cooking.
Looks fine here, but inside it was lumpy. It was Marrow Dauphinoise with Onion, Garlic & Cheese.

Well within BBE.

qahtan

 I just Googled , and it appears that sour cream does not like high heat. :-(((((

qahtan

Doris_Pinks

Tim when I am cooking with yoghurt I add a teaspoon of cornflour to the yoghurt before cooking, stops it curdling..............think I got that tip off Mamtas site, would probs work with sour cream too!
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tim

Yes - that's SOP for Yoghurt, but never heard of it needed for Soured Cream.

I think Onions may be a hazard - like they curdle milk when you poach Fish?

Maybe I'll watch the heat, too.

Kea

You could try creme fraiche instead it's much the same but easier to cook with.

tim

Agree - or even Double Cream, which was the recipe & which I had - but I wanted to use the SC first.

Kea


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