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Culinary Experts Please
Posted By:
HobbieTrapper
Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:27 AM
What is the proper amount of whipped cream required to compliment this...........?
Posted By:
yukon254
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:28 AM
As much as the plate will hold!
Posted By:
Rat_Pack
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:29 AM
Lol
Posted By:
loosegoose
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:29 AM
Something that good deserves cool whip.
Posted By:
HobbieTrapper
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:31 AM
Originally Posted by yukon254
As much as the plate will hold!
So you are saying turn it into a pie? lol
Posted By:
k snow
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:31 AM
Originally Posted by yukon254
As much as the plate will hold!
Yep, or as much as you can and still leave a fork full for your spouse.
Posted By:
Scuba1
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:35 AM
Originally Posted by yukon254
As much as the plate will hold!
Then slap strawberry on top of it once the snow on the peak melts
Posted By:
SJA
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:39 AM
Proper culinary dessert etiquette would dictate one egg shaped tablespoon of Creme Fresh per tart. . . . but that's the siditty way!
Posted By:
Yes sir
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:39 AM
Originally Posted by yukon254
As much as the plate will hold!
Amen brother
Posted By:
danny clifton
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:40 AM
all of it
Posted By:
Stewie
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:41 AM
Why would you ruin it with whipped cream? Dive in!!
Posted By:
AntiGov
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:44 AM
Originally Posted by loosegoose
Something that good deserves cool whip.
Yep
Posted By:
la4wd54
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:47 AM
Cool whip to taste
Posted By:
DelawareRob
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
12:58 AM
Originally Posted by SJA
Proper culinary dessert etiquette would dictate one egg shaped tablespoon of Creme Fresh per tart. . . . but that's the siditty way!
Siditty folk are strange. Us island folk know to add what you want! To taste of course…
Posted By:
SJA
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:10 AM
Originally Posted by DelawareRob
Originally Posted by SJA
Proper culinary dessert etiquette would dictate one egg shaped tablespoon of Creme Fresh per tart. . . . but that's the siditty way!
Siditty folk are strange. Us island folk know to add what you want! To taste of course…
Posted By:
HobbieTrapper
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:10 AM
I put in the work and gave each spoonful an equal amount prior to consumption.
Posted By:
Scuba1
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:27 AM
Nah SJA .. ya need plenty of sweet whipped cream on those to cut through the siditty of the strawberries
Posted By:
SJA
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:35 AM
Originally Posted by Scuba1
Nah SJA .. ya need plenty of sweet whipped cream on those to cut through the siditty of the strawberries
Sweet whipped cream would work too! Strawberries are the classic tart dessert . . . or try siditty blueberries!
Posted By:
Scuba1
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:38 AM
Posted By:
SJA
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:40 AM
Scuba1, frankly, between you and me, I'll take a true Schwartzwalter Kahorta over ANY dessert, ANYTIME!
Posted By:
DelawareRob
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:40 AM
Y’all gonna start confusing folks.
Posted By:
midlander
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
01:52 AM
Looks good, but I sure prefer a bisquick biscuit warm out of the oven, cut in half and slathered in butter over them spongecake thingys.
Posted By:
Drifter
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
02:41 AM
Don't ruin it dumping whipped cream on it!
Posted By:
upstateNY
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/10/22
09:22 PM
Originally Posted by danny clifton
all of it
^^^^^ WINNER
Posted By:
BigBob
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/11/22
12:32 AM
I like 'em buried under Vanilla Ice Cream!
Posted By:
GREENCOUNTYPETE
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/11/22
01:04 AM
real whipped cream and about the size of the cake and berries so that you have enough to have cake , berries and cream in very bite.
go to stiff peaks
I don't use sugar but if you do sugar just a little powdered is the way to go while whipping your cream.
I do agree a real biscuit over the sponge cake
I don't do the biscuit either anymore just the berries and whipped cream no sugar but I am boring and no sugar.
Posted By:
Nessmuck
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/11/22
01:52 AM
Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
What is the proper amount of whipped cream required to compliment this...........?
Nevah Enough !
Posted By:
52Carl
Re: Culinary Experts Please -
05/11/22
04:47 AM
No whipped cream for me thank you, unless I'm schedule for a colonoscopy the nest day. TMI?
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