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  1. 01-19-2010, 07:54 AM #1
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    Default Carton of Heavy Cream

    What would you do with a carton of heavy cream that needed to be used?

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    Make a big pot of potato soup. If I had shrimp or sausage then I'd throw that in too. (I use Paula Dean's recipe if that helps. It's delicious and utterly bad for you )
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    I was thinking of soup too... Cream of Peanut Soup is my favorite.

    Second option is whipped and served with a spoon.
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    Quiche, ice cream, potato soup, crab soup, whipping cream.
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    Alfredo sauce!
    Or something like this: http://www.mixingbowl.com/message/re...1421&m=7849055
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    Schnitzel with cream sauce!
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  7. 01-19-2010, 09:03 AM #7
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    onion soup. Thanks I got to get mine used too.
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    cheese soup
    cream of broccoli soup
    potato soup
    gravy
    -- all of which can be frozen to eat later

    Use in place of milk or buttermilk for recipes like ranch dressing, cole slaw dressing, biscuits, pancakes, etc. Add 1-2 Tablespoons of lemon juice to the cream to sour it to make mock buttermilk. This has the added benefit of making the cream last longer, so your salad dressing won't go bad in 2 days.
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    Feed it to the barn cats.For some reason my hips swell if I eat cream!

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    Whip it, whip it real good! LOL Whipped cream dessert anyone?

    Do you have enough to make a bread pudding dessert of some sort? Either that or a creamy soup or really sinful mac & cheese sauce - OH YUM!
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    Use it to make scones!
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    I would whip up some homemade cream puffs using the whipped cream mixed in with instant vanilla pudding...homemade butter also comes to mind.. I think eggnog has heavy cream in it when making it from scratch???
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    Make homemade butter and cook with the buttermilk that is left.
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    I would make Herb Baked Eggs, Pink Sauce (Italian Sauce),add it (in place of part of the milk)to instant potatoes (makes them 1000% better). Make a potpie filling (turkey/Chicken). Make a mousse!
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