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Panna Cotta with Fresh Raw Cream Fresh cream. Fresh raw cream. I love it in all its thick, silky glory. I love the taste, and the texture it lends to dishes – both savory and sweet.
There’s nothing quite like it, and when cream’s truly fresh – it borders on the divine. We’re fortunate, after a year or two of developing our local foodshed, to have access to fresh cream from guernsey cows at an expansive Colorado ranch just a short drive away.
The cream is delivered in charming little pint-sized jam jars every Tuesday for $5. What a delicious way to spend $5. Many folks don’t consider fresh cream a seasonal food, but it is. Spring is calving season. Grass is vibrantly green and rapidly growing.
And cream, real cream is flowing. At this time, cream is plentiful and deeply nourishing. Cows allowed to graze on fresh pasture – and rapidly growing green grass in particular – produce a cream that is as rich in flavor as it is in nutrients.
Indeed, fresh cream is one of springtime’s best foods. Historically, spring’s fresh cream was prized for its unique properties and it was reserved for butter making and stored – often in peat – for use throughout the year.
Indeed, we’re still stumbling across including some that are 2,000 years old. This cream is particularly dense in fat soluble vitamins as well as and even coenzyme Q10. Fat soluble vitamins, like all vitamins, are fragile and delicate nutrients. Heat, like that required for pasteurization, destroys these delicate, natural and valuable nutrients. Indeed, after pasteurization cream is no longer whole – it’s missing these natural vitamins. Even worse, cream is often pasteurized at ultra-high temperatures which denatures the fats even further; the end result is a food that is differs dramatically from the nourishing food that nature intended.
Fresh, raw cream is a living food. It contains beneficial bacteria and enzymes which are otherwise destroyed during pasteurization and it is precisely these components of living foods that make them so valuable to our overall health. These enzymes enable better digestion of macronutrients and better absorption of micronutrients while the beneficial bacteria promotes intenstinal health and a well-functioning immune system. To keep the beneficial bacteria, enzymes and delicate vitamins intact, keep the cream raw or just barely warm it. In traditional societies studied by Weston A. Price and discussed in his book, if dairy products like fresh cream and butter were consumed they were invariably consumed raw. In essence, by consuming fresh cream in its freshest form you’re adhering to the same dietary principles that nourished your forebears.
Besides, it just tastes better. Try these recipes which show off fresh, raw cream in its best form:. Wardeh – I think I know exactly what you need!
I’m going to have to look it up in an old text on food preservation and homesteading but there is a non-electrical and seemingly affordable device that should work for you. Panna cotta (or, more aptly for my recipe: panna cruda) is a mix of cream, gelatin and sweetener and it is SO delicious.
In my version fresh cream and honey are blended together and gelatin sets them. It is one of my little guy’s favorite desserts and it’s a great way to get both fresh cream and good quality gelatin into your system. All i can say is YUMMMMYYYY! I just started dabling in the raw dairy arena and I recently bought my first tub of raw cream and it is sooo good, creamy, and you can feel the nourishment going into yout every cell once you start consuming it.
My two little boys loved it as well. We use it to top off fruits, in our coffee, to add creaminess to our mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, and zucchini bake. (we always add it at the end after removing it from the heat. If you have never had the chance to taste ream raw cream you should add it to your bucket list at once!! With Love, Angie.
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Dear Jenny, I read this article 6 years late, looking for a way to make cream from scratch. Living on a farm with raw milk and raw cream being cheaper than store-bought cream and milk this was only inevitable, and the cream was the hands-down the best I had ever had. Except then I started reading about the health hazards of consuming raw milk and raw cream; there are almost all sorts of harmful bacteria living in raw dairy products that weigh down the good aspect. As a newbie to the cream making community I wanted to find out if there was a way that homemade cream could be made safer to consume.
Thanks for the article! Rameesha Fatima, Raw dairy is not full of harmful bacteria, that is lies and propaganda spread by the Government and FDA because they don’t want people consuming such natural, healthful products as raw dairy. Many people get ill from pasteurised dairy, because it is ‘dead’ and doesn’t have any of the beneficial bacteria and enzymes left in it, which kill harmful pathogens. Raw dairy does and barely anyone has actually got ill from consuming raw dairy! I have been having raw cream and milk for months now, as have a few of my friends and family and not one of us have got ill.
Please don’t believe the lies and miss out on this wonderful, natural food with it’s amazing health properties!