Chantilly Cream

This delicious recipe of French origin, comes from a French commune called Chantilly (hence its name) is the product of the combination of heavy whipping cream, sugar and vanilla extract. This exquisite recipe gives a subtle and different touch to our sweets, it is a very versatile cream and can be used both as a companion of ice cream, puddings, fruits, cake decoration, pies and even the delicious Viennese coffee.
Chantilly Cream
This delicious recipe of French origin, comes from a French commune called Chantilly (hence its name) is the product of the combination of heavy whipping cream, sugar and vanilla extract. This exquisite recipe gives a subtle and different touch to our sweets, it is a very versatile cream and can be used both as a companion of ice cream, puddings, fruits, cake decoration, pies and even the delicious Viennese coffee.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Ingredients:
- 2
In a bowl, place the cream
Add the sugar, the vanilla extract - 3
Beat with electric mixer, first at low speed, then rise to medium/high speed until it forms peaks
Do not beat excessively because the cream will cut
Store inside the refrigerator
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