Mock clotted cream recipe

When I was a teen, my sisters and friends and I were OBSESSED with tea parties. Now, if you read up about English teas, you come to realize that Devonshire (clotted) cream is a staple.

Finally, brew a proper cuppa, throw a huge dollop of your fresh clotted cream on a hot scone with a bit of jam and enjoy!

Mock clotted cream is a condiment that British people put on scones. It resembles whipped cream, but is thicker and is served cold. Find out how to make your own mock clotted cream.

Quick 5-Minute Clotted Cream Recipe - Brooklyn Farm Girl

To make clotted cream, you will want to start the process 3 days before you plan to serve your cream. It sounds like a lot of time, but most of the process is done while you sleep!

If you have a craving for real, authentic, British clotted cream, look no further. This clotted cream recipe is the real deal! How to Make Authentic British Clotted Cream I was first introduced to clotted

Stove Top Clotted Cream Recipe - The View from Great Island

I've been using this one since found online a few years back. Nothing can replace true clotted cream but still, this is a very good substitute.

I recently hosted an Afternoon Tea and I have to admit I went a little wild with the setup. I bought tea cups and tea pots and cute little pastry serving platters. I had everything for a proper English tea except for one thing: Clotted Cream (aka Devonshire, Cornish or Jersey Cream). I couldn't find fresh Clotted Cream anywhere so I figured I would just make some. I found tons of different recipes that fell into three different categories. One recipe category was for "real" clotted…

Devonshire Cream is rich cream traditionally used in England to top scones. Also known as clotted cream, a nice not to sweet dessert topping.