Name: Cornish Clotted Cream
Ingredients: See below

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Cornish	Condiments, Scones	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

See below

INSTRUCTIONS

Choose a wide, shallow earthenware pan.  Strain very fresh milk into
this & leave to stand, overnight if summertime or for twenty-four
hours in cold weather. Then slowly, & without simmering, raise the
temp. of the milk over a low heat until a solid ring starts to form
around the edge. Without shaking the pan, very carefully remove it
from the heat & leave overnight, or a little longer, in a cool place.
The thick crust of cream can then be skimmed off the surface with a
large spoon or a fish-slice.
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