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Live the creamy dream and whip up some love with Nestlé

Whether sweet or savoury (whatever floats your boat), Nestlé Whipping Cream can transform any dish from boring to blissful. Follow these four easy steps to ensure heavenly soft peaks and give Tamaryn Green's decadent potato bake recipe a try

by Tamaryn Green
11th October 2023
Live the creamy dream and whip up some Nestlé love

Former Miss South Africa, model, entrepreneur, and medical doctor Tamaryn Green, explores the idea of cooking as an exciting adventure and a source of happiness. Photo: Supplied/Tamaryn Green

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Cooking is often seen as a mundane task, but why not make it an exciting adventure when time allows? Imagine infusing flavour into your dishes without needing a complete kitchen overhaul or extensive culinary skills. This is where the real magic of cooking comes to life – a sprinkle of passion, a dash of imagination, and the right ingredients can turn every meal into a delightful experience.

Picture the moment when genuine passion meets your recipes – that’s when the true essence of a delicious meal comes to life.

Experimenting in the kitchen affords one an opportunity to turn everyday ingredients into incredible dishes. Cooking can bring a lot of happiness, and when you cook with love and excitement, the food becomes even more enjoyable.

To encourage a better mindset when cooking, here are four special tips to best utilise Nestlé Whipping Cream. It doesn’t matter if you’re an expert baker or just a beginner in the kitchen; these tips will guide you in making perfect whipped cream that will make your dishes look and taste amazing.

Chef’s tips

Chill overnight

For good results, always ensure that you chill the whipping cream overnight. Before whipping, ensure that both the whipping cream and mixing utensils are well chilled. Place the whipping cream in the refrigerator for a few hours and chill the mixing bowl and beaters in the freezer for around 15 minutes. Cold ingredients and equipment will help the cream whip up faster and hold its shape better.

Sweeten tactically

When sweetening your whipped cream, it’s best to add the sugar gradually while whipping. This prevents the cream from becoming over-sweet and helps the sugar dissolve evenly. Confectioners’ sugar (powdered sugar) is preferred as it dissolves quickly and lends a smoother texture to the whipped cream.

Flavour infusion
Live the creamy dream and whip up some Nestlé love
Tamaryn Green enjoying her creamy cheesy potato bake. Photo: Supplied/Tamaryn Green

Elevate the flavour of your whipped cream by incorporating extracts, liqueurs, or zest. Vanilla extract is a classic choice, but don’t hesitate to explore options like almond, mint, or citrus. For a sophisticated touch, consider adding a splash of your favourite liqueur, such as Grand Marnier or Kahlúa.

Timing matters

Achieving the perfect whipped cream requires a keen eye. Whip the cream just until soft peaks form—this means the cream will hold its shape but still have a slight wobble. Overwhipped cream can turn into butter, so watch closely and stop whipping as soon as the desired consistency is reached. If you accidentally overwhip, you can rescue it by gently folding in a bit of unwhipped cream to soften it.

With these tips and tricks in mind, you’ll be well-equipped to create luscious and delectable whipped cream to elevate your desserts, beverages, and more.

Make Tamaryn Green’s creamy cheesy potato bake, featuring Nestlé Whipping Cream.

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Creamy Cheesy Potato Bake

Ingredients

  • 5-6 potatoes
  • 1 yellow onion
  • Salt pepper
  • 3 garlic cloves
  • Thyme
  • 2 cups NESTLÉ WHIPPING CREAM that has been chilled over night
  • 1 cup of milk
  • Unsalted butter
  • Grated Mozzarella cheese

Instructions

  • Turn on the oven to 180 degrees Celsius.
  • Peel 5-6 medium-sized potatoes and slice into approximately 1cm slices.
  • Chop 3 garlic cloves.
  • Slice 1 onion
  • De-stem thyme.
  • Set ingredients aside.
  • Create creamy sauce: Mix 2 cups of Nestlé Whipping Cream, 1 cup of milk, chopped garlic, salt and pepper.
  •  Prepare the oven dish by lining all edges with unsalted butter.
  • Stack the first layer of potatoes.
  • Cover with half of the creamy mixture.
  • Add onion slices.
  • Sprinkle over de-stemmed thyme.
  • Add a layer of cheese.
  • Stack the second layer of potatoes.
  • Add the second half of the creamy mixture to the dish and cover with the last layer of cheese.
  • Bake in the oven for 40-45 minutes. Now, enjoy!

Tamaryn Green

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