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Sundried Tomato, Bacon & Basil Butter


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Ingredients

450 g

Butter

  • 600 grams thickened cream, chilled
  • 1 litre water, chilled

Flavouring

  • 1 onion, quartered
  • 8 strips streaky bacon
  • 60 grams sundried tomatoes
  • 15 grams basil
  • 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
  • 6
    15min
    Preparation 15min
    Baking/Cooking
  • 7
    easy
    Preparation
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Recipe's preparation

    Making the butter
  1. 1.  Insert butterfly.  Place cream into the mixing bowl and whip 1-3 min/speed 4, or until solids and liquids have seperated.  Remove butterfly.

     

    2.  Using the TM basket, strain liquids from solids (reserving the buttermilk for later use if desired).

     

    3.  Place 500g water and butter solids into mixing bowl and mix 5-10 sec/speed 4.  Liquids and solids should again, seperate.

     

    4.  Using the TM basket, strain liquids from solids a second time, so that only butter remains.

     

    5.  For butter that will stay fresher for longer, repeat steps 3 and 4 a second time. 

     

    6.  Squeeze as much liquid out of the butter as possible.

  2. Flavouring the butter
  3. 1.  Fry the bacon strips until crispy and then drain on paper towel.  Wait to cool.

     

    2. Place quartered onion, crispy bacon strips, sundried tomatoes, basil and salt into the mixing bowl and mix 5-10 sec/speed 8 until ingredients are chopped. 

     

    3.  Add butter to the mixing bowl and mix 20-30 sec/speed 4 until ingredients are combined.

     

    4.  Roll into desired shape before refridgerating or freezing.

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Tip

Roll the butter into a sausage shape to make butter rounds, or form into a rectangular shape to store in the refridgerator or freezer.

 

Reserve the buttermilk (original liquid portion of the butter) after draining in step 2 to use in scones, breads or pancakes.  Buttermilk can also be frozen for later use.

 

Cream that is closer to its expiry date will seperate faster.

 

Great to use on BBQ meat, vegetables or anything else you would like to flavour.


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