Sweetened Whipping Cream Recipe?

Elaine

May 18, 20070 found this helpful

Go to recipezaar.com and put "whipping cream" in the search box I'm sure they will have a recipe. It's a
really good site for recipes.

Mary Lou

May 21, 20070 found this helpful

Sweetened whipped cream is just what it sounds like. As you whip the cream, add sugar to taste.

Hello....

I use "Baker's Creame". I buy it at safeway and it is already pre-sweetened. I have been using this for years. My grown children still fight over the beater...lol Good luck

I always make my own whipped cream and I like to add my own sweetner that way I know I'm not getting anything artifical. I found powdered sugar works best, but regular sugar works good too. I've also put cinammon and a little pure van.

Susan Sanders-Kinzel
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May 22, 20070 found this helpful

It is really easy. Chill a metal or glass bowl and your beaters from an electric or hand cranking egg beater. Take a half pint of whipping cream and pour it into the bowl. Beat the cream on the highest speed until it thickens and starts to hold it's shape. Add a tablespoon or two of sugar or powdered sugar (or artificial sweetener if you use it). Add 1/2 tsp. vanilla. Whip a little more to mix. i don't add the sugar before beating because one time I ended up with sweetened butter : ) which is what it becomes if you whip it too long.

If you have any left, don't cover it in the refrigerator or it will lose it's air and flatten out to cream again. It's best to whip up fresh what you will use up at one time because it doesn't keep very well for more than a day. You don't need to use the whole carton of cream if you will only need a few tablespoons whipped. It doubles or triples in size once it is whipped.

Susan from ThriftyFun

Carolyn Trezona

May 23, 20070 found this helpful

What I do is when your cream is beaten just enough to hold its shape, I add a tablespoon of instant vanilla pudding powder. You will find that the cream will hold its shape nicely when used on scones or as a topping for a desert.

A few years back a fairly well known chef said when adding the sweetener (I use bulk splenda) add a large pinch of kosher salt to bring out all the flavor. I do what everyone else does with chilling everything.