double creme

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double creme

A baker spreads double creme on a fresh scone.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A type of cream with a high fat content: "double creme" refers specifically to a rich, thick cream that contains a minimum of 48% milk fat. It is known for its luxurious texture and is often used in desserts and sauces.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The recipe for the chocolate mousse calls for double creme.
    • She whipped the double creme until it formed soft peaks.
    • Double creme is essential for making a truly decadent ganache.
Advanced Usage
  • As a culinary term: In professional and gourmet cooking, "double creme" specifies a product with a precise fat content, distinguishing it from lighter creams like single cream or whipping cream.
    • For the best results, the pastry chef insists on using double creme.
Variants and Related Words
  • Crème fraîche (n): A cultured cream with a tangy flavor, often with a similar high fat content.
  • Heavy cream (n): In some regions, this term may be used interchangeably with or be similar to double creme, though fat content standards can vary by country.
  • Whipping cream (n): A cream with a lower fat content (typically 30-36%) compared to double creme.
Synonyms
  • Heavy cream (in some contexts)
  • High-fat cream
  • Rich cream
Notes on Meaning

The term "double creme" is primarily a technical culinary term. Its defining characteristic is its high milk fat percentage (48% or more). It should not be confused with "double cream" cheeses, which are a separate product. The fat content is what gives it its stability for whipping and its rich mouthfeel in dishes.

double creme

A baker spreads double creme on a fresh scone.

Noun
  1. cream with a fat content of 48% or more

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