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dem in texas

(2,674 posts)
Wed Aug 25, 2021, 02:51 AM Aug 2021

Lemon Cream - from 1979 Community Cookbook

3 lemons
2/3 cup granulated sugar
1 pt. heavy cream
Squeeze juice from lemons into dessert serving bowl. Stir in sugar. Set dish on floor with newspaper spread under it. Stand on stool or small ladder to pour your cream into the lemon juice. The higher you stand, the more froth there will be. Let stand in refrigerator overnight. Serve chilled the following day.

Comment: froth makes nearly solid crust in refrigerator. Preparation time: 15 minutes. Refrigerator time: 8 hours. Serves 6.

As Mrs Kipp says, you won't believe her recipe but it's real and very, very good.

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Lemon Cream - from 1979 Community Cookbook (Original Post) dem in texas Aug 2021 OP
Very Interesting Recipe wyn borkins Aug 2021 #1
I think "dessert serving bowl" may mean a large bowl, like you might serve a trifle in yellowdogintexas Aug 2021 #7
I'll Step Out (Now) To Wipe That Lemony Curd From My Face... wyn borkins Aug 2021 #8
The last time I heard of frothy mixtures TexasTowelie Aug 2021 #2
...😂😂😩😩😂😂 vanlassie Aug 2021 #3
What does pouring in the cream from a great height do that a whisk wouldn't? royable Aug 2021 #4
Doesn't the lemon juice make the cream curdle? no_hypocrisy Aug 2021 #5
Just a crazy recipe dem in texas Aug 2021 #6

wyn borkins

(1,109 posts)
1. Very Interesting Recipe
Wed Aug 25, 2021, 03:18 AM
Aug 2021

However, it seems to me that pouring the heavy cream into a small(ish) bowl of lemon juice from any height over about three inches would cause all of both the lemon juice and the heavy cream to slosh out onto the newspaper; thus leaving very little liquid remaining in the serving bowl to refrigerate for those eight hours...and I further doubt there would be sufficient 'anything' to serve six folks from those meager ingredients. Now I actually believe Mrs. Kipp when she said I won't believe her recipe!

yellowdogintexas

(22,252 posts)
7. I think "dessert serving bowl" may mean a large bowl, like you might serve a trifle in
Thu Aug 26, 2021, 01:09 AM
Aug 2021

I can't see any other way it would work!!

Definitely a strange recipe indeed.

wyn borkins

(1,109 posts)
8. I'll Step Out (Now) To Wipe That Lemony Curd From My Face...
Thu Aug 26, 2021, 01:24 AM
Aug 2021

I see your point, wherein the 'dessert serving bowl' could well be a much larger vessel than I had considered originally!

TexasTowelie

(112,153 posts)
2. The last time I heard of frothy mixtures
Wed Aug 25, 2021, 04:33 AM
Aug 2021

was when Santorum ran for office. I guess the lemon adds a new twist to the old recipe.

royable

(1,264 posts)
4. What does pouring in the cream from a great height do that a whisk wouldn't?
Wed Aug 25, 2021, 05:40 AM
Aug 2021

I've never heard of a recipe like that outside of Edward Lear.

dem in texas

(2,674 posts)
6. Just a crazy recipe
Wed Aug 25, 2021, 11:05 AM
Aug 2021

Also had a recipe for cheese wafers using Rice Crispies. I have a block of sharp cheddar cheese and a box of Rice Crispies on hand, might try this one.

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