Creme fraiche: Pronounced 'krem fresh'. It
is a thick and smooth heavy cream with a wonderfully
rich and velvety texture. This matured cream has a
nutty, slightly sour taste produced by culturing
pasteurized cream with a special bacteria. In France,
where it originated, the cream is unpasteurized so it
naturally contains the bacteria necessary to make
crème frache. The butterfat content varies
(usually 30%), as there is no set standard so you will
find every brand tastes a little differently. Known as
creme fraiche in France, racreme in Scandanavia, and
in England and America as clabber cream.
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savanyított tejszín. Vagy nagyon zsíros
tejföl.
meg itt van egy neked való: How to Make
Crème Fraîche
http://www.ehow.com/how_18633_make-cr%C3%A8me-fra%C3%AEche.html
Kell hozzá buttermilk, vagyis buttermilch. Az
olyan talán mint az író. Itthon nem
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Szlovákiában is.