As noted in their directions above, they call for starting with 1-1/2 cups and adding
additional cream until the desired sauce consistency is reached.
Not exact matches
In the bowl of your stand mixer,
cream the butter
until smooth (about one minute), add the sugar and beat for
additional 2 minutes
until creamy.
Stir in the
cream, tomato paste and ground almonds and continue to simmer for an
additional 10 to 15 minutes,
until the chicken is cooked through.
Then, slowly add in
additional cream one tablespoon at a time just
until the dough holds together.
Add jalapeño and
cream cheese to the pan and saute for an
additional 1 - 2 minutes, or
until cream cheese is softened and everything is combined.
(If you take the
cream too far, you can rescue it by folding in
additional heavy
cream until it loosens up again.)
Remove blade from processor and add 3
additional tablespoons of
cream, stirring after each
until the dough is quite soft.
If the frosting is too thick add in an
additional 2 - 3 tablespoons of
cream, one at a time,
until the desired consistency is met.
Blend on high speed
until well mixed, thick and frothy; add
additional ice
cream or milk to bring to the consistency you like.
Beat in butter and powdered sugar and continue to beat an
additional 2 minutes
until frosting is thick and completely
creamed.
Beat with an electric mixer, continuing to add
additional tablespoons of whipping
cream until the icing is very light and creamy, almost like thick, spreadable whipped
cream.