Home made BUTTER

[Ambilkate]

Can you give us the recipe for the soda bread as well please
kind regards Kate x

 

[Chockswahay]

Can you give us the recipe for the soda bread as well please
kind regards Kate x

With pleasure ......... (clicky clicky)

 

[Chockswahay]

Make your own? GOOD LIFE it ain't Yes it's great for the first time ! "oo look I've made butter" You will soon get tired of it! I'll bet my left testicle on that!

Still got the right one I 'spose

 

[movan]

found it ... ignore this

 

[Ambilkate]

see next post

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[Ambilkate]

With pleasure ......... (clicky clicky)

lol clicky cliky don't worky worky for me comes up with Error

 

[Fenman]

I realise you have no particular need to do so now that the mh is going but I for one @Chockswahay hope that you continue on Fun. You have experience from your time with a mh to pass on and I have enjoyed your other postings - like the bread and butter ones.
If you should decide enough is enough here and you are to be found on a more foody place on the net please let us know so we can keep reading your food adventures there.

 

[Chockswahay]

lol clicky cliky don't worky worky for me comes up with Error

Crumbs (hehe) I don't know why it does not work as it's a link to the Bread group on here

Any way Kate, here is the text cut and paste here for you

I was not going to post this but the results were SO tasty I thought I would post the recipe for anyone else that might be inclined

300g wholemeal spelt flour
a big pinch of salt
2 tsp of baking powder (I used about 3 actually)
230 Buttermilk (I used fresh having made some butter)

Preheat oven to 230c preferably with a baking stone in

When oven is ready mix up the ingredients in a bowl with a spatula until smooth and sticky (no more than 2 minutes)
Flour a little, ball up into a round
onto your baking stone
cut a deep cross in the top (almost all the way through)
bake for 15 to 20 minutes (test by tapping the bottom for hollow sound)

I have to say that this one was the best I have ever tasted (or made)

 

[Chockswahay]

I realise you have no particular need to do so now that the mh is going but I for one @Chockswahay hope that you continue on Fun. You have experience from your time with a mh to pass on and I have enjoyed your other postings - like the bread and butter ones.
If you should decide enough is enough here and you are to be found on a more foody place on the net please let us know so we can keep reading your food adventures there.

Thanks Fenman for your kind words. Don't worry, I'm not going anywhere in a rush

 

[Judge Mental]

You really need to get out more!lol

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[bigfoot]

Now you can make it in the motorhome with this
http://www.kilnerjar.co.uk/kilner-range/butter-making.html

 

[Chockswahay]

I found this article quite funny

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...ts-review-kilner-butter-churner-rhik-samadder

 

[MillieMoocher]

Think I’ll stick with using the Kitchenaid with a tea towel over the top to stop buttermilk splashing out....

 

[Arrius]

My mother used to make homemade butter in our house until a few years ago for over 30 years.

We never bought any because the stuff she made was much better than the supermarket butter.

Then I would demolish it in a week and my father had to go and buy some more.

God, I love butter, I don't know why people can use anything else for cooking or breakfast.