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peb319 said: ..... you're making some now aren't you... A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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Dewrede said: just buy ready made
1. Creme fraiche is not widely available in US supermarkets (it's all sour cream, which isn't the same). 2. If you can find it, it's usually on the spendy side. It's more economical to make your own. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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MrsMdiver said: Ottensen said: Creme fraiche here is a bit thicker. I always use it intechangably with something called "schmand" or "quark" which has not been salted...so many darned thickened creams in this country..the choices are dizzying I usually skip the creme, never used it much until moving here. Too fattening. Not worth the extra calories. I can live without it. it's great in pasta with spinach | |
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Genesia said: Dewrede said: just buy ready made
1. Creme fraiche is not widely available in US supermarkets (it's all sour cream, which isn't the same). 2. If you can find it, it's usually on the spendy side. It's more economical to make your own. ok , cool | |
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Genesia said: Dewrede said: just buy ready made
1. Creme fraiche is not widely available in US supermarkets (it's all sour cream, which isn't the same). 2. If you can find it, it's usually on the spendy side. It's more economical to make your own. we used to have something like that, but it was like a dessert, always sweet | |
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Mars23 said: Honey said: You and that book. That one was off the top of my head. However, if you want to know WHY cream can be whipped I could quote McGee... Big Poppa. | |
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Genesia said: Dewrede said: just buy ready made
1. Creme fraiche is not widely available in US supermarkets (it's all sour cream, which isn't the same). 2. If you can find it, it's usually on the spendy side. It's more economical to make your own. Thank you. At home I used to save the indulgence in creme fraiche for special recipes and special occasions...and it always required a trip to an upscale epicurean market. But it's been 1o years since then and I was curious if the prices have changed, if it's more widely available, etc. I will admit I have grown spoiled here with its' wide availability, and the price can't be beat: it costs less than 1 Euro, or approx. USD .59-89 cents. The only reason why I don't use it so often is due to fat content. Yummy yummy stuff, though. | |
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Dewrede said: Genesia said: 1. Creme fraiche is not widely available in US supermarkets (it's all sour cream, which isn't the same). 2. If you can find it, it's usually on the spendy side. It's more economical to make your own. ok , cool Try not to be so presumptuous next time | |
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I found some at the market for 3 dollars and some change
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Ottensen said: Dewrede said: ok , cool Try not to be so presumptuous next time | |
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RenHoek said: peb319 said: ..... you're making some now aren't you... ..... in a line from my dream, I heard a voice and saw a silhouette in a chair.. | |
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Dewrede said: just buy ready made
Me too, I love to have it plain, but in moderation. Is there any place of refuge one can flee from this insanity | |
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I thought that thing was available everywhere. Well, it's just a cheaper substitute for the Eastern European Smetana, anyway. | |
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