How do you make cream at home?

Chef's answer
Method 2 of 3: Making Whipped Cream
  • Combine water and unflavored gelatin, then wait 5 minutes. ...
  • Cook the mixture over low-heat until it turns clear, stirring often. ...
  • Let the mixture cool, then whisk it into whole milk for a few seconds. ...
  • Whisk in the powdered sugar and vanilla extract.
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