These ingredients, such as cream, butter, cheese, cheese and ghee, asked by the subject should be a problem that puzzles many novice baking friends ~ Some raw materials are commonly used in baking. What are the similarities and differences between them? What scenes are they used in? Let me briefly tell you about it from the perspective of baking.
These materials are all dairy products. Of course, butter, butter, etc. are artificial, and that has nothing to do with milk, so we won't discuss this artificial one here. Except ghee, which is not so common, other ingredients are commonly used in baking, and they are all made from milk. Milk contains several main substances, such as water, protein and fat. You can simply understand cream, butter, cheese and cheese as substances with similar ingredients, but the proportion of each ingredient is different. Butter, don't confuse it with shortening. Butter is rarely used in baking in China. Let's mention it at last.
Different points 1, cream
Cream is used in English. whipping cream, also known as whipped cream, is commonly used in baking. It is transliterated as "cream" in Hong Kong, and its fat content is about 20%-40% (the cream content is higher than 35% before it can be sent to a solid state, and it can only be used for cooking if it is low). In fact, it is more thick milk, which is generally liquid.