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Choose a wide, shallow earthenware pan. Strain
very fresh whole milk into this and leave to stand,
overnight if summertime or for 24 hours in cold
weather. Then slowly, and without simmering, raise
the temperature of the milk over a low heat until a
solid ring starts to form around the edge. Without
shaking the pan, very carefully remove it from the
heat and leave overnight, or a little longer, in a
cool place. The thick crust of cream can then be
skimmed off the surface with a large spoon or
similar - thus the description 'clotted'.
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