Comments on: How to make butter http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=111 Coverin the bases in Miz Judi's Kitchen Thu, 23 Apr 2015 10:51:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: admin http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=111#comment-85 admin Mon, 14 Mar 2011 10:46:01 +0000 http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=111#comment-85 Kunoichi! Thanks for coming! Oh, you don't know how much we appreciated you sending in the info on whipping cream, and how to make butter from it! That was great, thanks so much! Sounds like you had an interesting childhood, and we'd love to hear some of your stories and memories from then! You don't know how often Deb and I sit back, talk, and long for "the good ole days!" They weren't easy mind you, and I'm sure you're in agreement, but times were truly more enjoyable it seems. Family units were exactly that...family! In regards to the cost today of making butter from cream, you're so right about cost being prohibitive, unless you had your own, but what a great "show the kids," teaching tool. Please come and visit with us again! Dub and Deb Kunoichi! Thanks for coming!

Oh, you don’t know how much we appreciated you sending in the info on whipping cream, and how to make butter from it! That was great, thanks so much!

Sounds like you had an interesting childhood, and we’d love to hear some of your stories and memories from then! You don’t know how often Deb and I sit back, talk, and long for “the good ole days!” They weren’t easy mind you, and I’m sure you’re in agreement, but times were truly more enjoyable it seems. Family units were exactly that…family!

In regards to the cost today of making butter from cream, you’re so right about cost being prohibitive, unless you had your own, but what a great “show the kids,” teaching tool.

Please come and visit with us again!

Dub and Deb

]]> By: Kunoichi http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=111#comment-69 Kunoichi Thu, 10 Mar 2011 23:04:28 +0000 http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=111#comment-69 Glad to be of help! Yes, I've done it a few times. The first time was when I was a kid, using cream from our own cows and a butter churn my dad had built for my mother! *L* My mother hadn't used it in years (back then, our little hamlet actually had a local creamery, long since closed, that we sold our cream to. Sometimes we took payment in butter. :-D). One of my siblings noticed the churn stored away and asked about it. Before we knew it, we were making butter. I was so young, when I got my turn at the churn, I could barely manage it. A very fond memory. I didn't have a churn to show my own kids, but I did want to share the memory with them. Unfortunately, it's a lot more expensive when you don't have your own cream, so we don't do it very often. Glad to be of help! Yes, I’ve done it a few times. The first time was when I was a kid, using cream from our own cows and a butter churn my dad had built for my mother! *L* My mother hadn’t used it in years (back then, our little hamlet actually had a local creamery, long since closed, that we sold our cream to. Sometimes we took payment in butter. :-D ). One of my siblings noticed the churn stored away and asked about it. Before we knew it, we were making butter. I was so young, when I got my turn at the churn, I could barely manage it. A very fond memory. I didn’t have a churn to show my own kids, but I did want to share the memory with them. Unfortunately, it’s a lot more expensive when you don’t have your own cream, so we don’t do it very often.

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