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Thank you for watching. Here are some answers to questions you might have about this episode.
HOW WAS HERB BUTTER USED?
Herb butter was used for lots of things. Anything where you might want both butter and a herby hit. It wasn’t really consumed as a snack, but as part of meals and is useful to have as an emergency store cupboard item. Uses include spreading on cold toast, bread croutes as part of the savoury course (at the end of the meal: canapés didn't quite exist yet), served on the side with fish or meat (ergo making a sauce), or with potatoes or hot vegetables. It could also be smeared under the skin of a chicken or poussin (i.e. you insert a hand up between the flesh and the skin and rub the butter in, then when roasted in an oven it sort of self-bastes). In a modern context it is excellent with pasta!
WHAT DOES SCALDING MEAN?
Fanny soaks everything she uses in boiling water before use. It disinfects it. The Victorians were well aware of best practice in food hygiene – they may not have identified germs as such, but they knew the consequences of poorly cleaned kitchen equipment – a particular problem when using wooden implements which are prone to going mouldy.
WHAT’S THE LARGE CHURN NEXT TO HER?
The larger churn takes several gallons of milk and is a slightly different design. Although we're not completely certain, there is no evidence of another, bigger dairy at Audley End (for example at the Home Farm), so we think that it fell to Fanny to produce all of the substantial quantity of butter which was used in the kitchens. There was even excess sometimes – there are records of labels being printed for selling it.
WHAT HAPPENS TO ALL OF THE BUTTERMILK?
There were various uses for buttermilk, including stain removal (good for ink) and in cooking. Some was sold to locals.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MILK LEFT AFTER THE CREAM HAD BEEN SKIMMED OFF?
Skimmed milk, as it was known, was a byproduct of butter making. It was usually sold at low cost to the estate workers and villagers.
DID THEY MAKE CHEESE?
Not at Audley End in the 1880s. Essex cheese had quite a bad reputation at the time!
HOW DOES SHE MOULD IT?
Using a butter pat or mould, well-soaked in water.
IT IS SALTED?
Most of the butter was salted (it was rather saltier than modern day salted butter, as the salt was a preservative as well as there for flavour). Unsalted butter was known as sweet butter and is occasionally called for in contemporary recipes.
WAS THAT COW REALLY CALLED LEMON LEAF?
Yes, Lord Braybrooke was very fond of his herd of Jerseys, for which he and the associated staff won prizes. They all had fanciful names: Spermlight and Gossamer were two of the others. Their names were recorded in the herd book, which also contained details of daily milk yields per cow and percentage of cream.
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Cant beat the real stuff looks lovely
Excellent
마약영상임… 한국인없니
Kinky
this is just the weirdest asmr
"Have you done your hands?"
"No can't be bothered."
"Good".
Wap sound
I am planning to make this, but how much cream should I use?
Yes
Awful cow, jeez…!
this is so satisfying
My grandmother made herb butter
진짜 이 영상은 전세계사람이 다볼듯
Great gramma made butter at home. VERY VERY tasty.
Qué…………????????
200ish earlier year, in new England: Wouldst thou Like the taste of butter?
She looks so familiar
Have you done your hands? dumbledore asks calmly…..
I remember my gran and mother making butter when I was little.
Very informative video thank you. People back then had so much respect for other people and were so nice to one another. Pains me to think how kindness an manners have fallen to the wayside.
This video is so calming for some reason
Omg, that's so satisfying to see
You britishers once taste the indian ghee you will forget the english butter
no wonder her shoulders are so broad she must be jacked after turning butter for an hour straight every day
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