Making butter at home: Only 1 ingredient needed! Healthier and more affordable than store-bought – Easy recipe!


 

1 pint, which is equal to 2 cups, of heavy cream: It is best to choose organic or grass-fed for the healthiest choice.

A little bit of salt (if desired): To enhance the taste.

A stand mixer or a hand mixer: You can also use a blender or a glass jar if you want to put in some effort!

How to Make Butter at Home Instructions:


Pour the heavy cream into the bowl of your stand mixer or a large mixing bowl if using a hand mixer.

Beat the cream: Set the mixer to medium-high. The cream will become whipped cream first. Keep beating the cream until it separates into butter and buttermilk. This task usually lasts 5 to 10 minutes.

Divide the butter from the buttermilk. After the butter and buttermilk have separated, remove the buttermilk (you can use it for baking or cooking!).

Wash the butter: To get rid of any leftover buttermilk, rinse the butter with cold water. Use a spatula or your hands to press the butter and remove as much liquid as you can. This is a very important step to make your butter last longer.

Season and Preserve: If desired, sprinkle a little salt on your butter and mix thoroughly. Put the butter in a new container or shape it using parchment paper. Keep in the fridge.

Advice for the best outcomes

Choose a good cream. The higher quality the cream, the better the butter will be. Cream from organic or grass-fed sources has the most delicious taste and is the healthiest option.

Room temperature cream: Allow your cream to warm up a bit before using it. This speeds up the process of making butter.

Enhance the taste: To make your butter more delicious, you can add herbs, garlic, or honey for a gourmet twist.

Final thoughts

Creating your own butter at home is an easy and fun activity that gives you tasty and fresh butter. With only one ingredient, you can make a healthier and more delicious option than the butter you buy at the store. Try making this simple recipe and savor the delicious homemade butter on your toast, in your recipes, or as a special treat. Enjoy making butter!