Devonshire Cream

 

Devonshire Cream Tea - Mount Tamborine Winery ...

Devonshire Cream Tea – Mount Tamborine Winery and Homestead (Photo credit: avlxyz)

Combine 1/2 Cup chilled heavy whipping cream and 3 Tablespoons brown sugar in mixer and beat until stiff peaks form. Fold in 1/2 Cup sour cream.
You can also add 1 Cup diced fresh fruit (peaches, strawberries, raspberries).

This summer will be tasty!

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3 Responses to Devonshire Cream

  1. lightlycrunchy says:

    That’s all that you have to do to make it? I’ve been buying teeny little pots of the stuff for $6 at the grocery store. Thanks for this! I love it on scones with homemade strawberry preserves.

  2. Jennifer says:

    Oh my goodness! I had this in England years ago and thought I was in heaven. I had NO IDEA it was so easy to make! I can’t wait to make it for everyone! They’re going to think I’m “such the cook!” Thank you so much. You post THE BEST recipes!

  3. Nadine Sellers says:

    this sounds very sweet..i make a similar sweet cream by mixing 1 part buttermilk–1 part sour cream and one heavy cream, blend well and refrigerate overnight to let taste develop; i use this sweet cream over potatoes or noodles, fold in scallions or shallots over meats.. sprinkle raw sugar on it for desserts.. all good…i use half and half instead of heavy cream for larger servings..thanks for the lovely recipe, i am sure to try it next..

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