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Here are some recipes sour cream.

1st recipe

Ingredients:

cream - 200 ml;
natural yogurt (kefir, sour cream) - 2 tbsp.

Mix cream (kefir, sour cream) and yogurt well. Leave 8-10 hours at room temperature. Stir, refrigerate for 10-12 hours.

The fat content and density of sour cream depends on the fat content of the cream.

2st recipe

Ingredients:

sour cream (yogurt) - 200 g;
fat cream - 400 g.

Pour sour cream (curdled milk) into a glass or enamel bowl, add cream, mix thoroughly until a homogeneous mixture is obtained. Leave in a warm place for 24-40 hours. Mix thoroughly from time to time.

Stir, cover with cling film and refrigerate for 24 hours.

3st recipe

Ingredients:

homemade or store milk with a short shelf life - 1 l;
kefir - 4 tablespoons

Boil milk, cool to 36-40 °C. Add kefir, mix well. Pour into a jar, wrap, leave at room temperature for 5-8 hours. When the jar is tilted, the fermented milk should not easily come away from the walls.

Put a colander in a bowl, put gauze in 2 layers, pour fermented milk. Cover with a lid and refrigerate for 8 hours. Stir occasionally.

Beat with a mixer or by hand until smooth. Put in refrigerator.

For the subsequent preparation of sour cream (no more than twice), 2-3 tablespoons of previously prepared sour cream are enough.

4st recipe

To sour milk, you can use special starter cultures and cottage cheese, or simply put the milk to sour in a warm place.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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