A stand mixer is my equipment of choice, fitted with the whisk attachment. Secondly you'll also need a way to actually whip the cream. First, you'll need some sort of blender! Ideally a high-speed blender like a Ninja or Nutribullet but if you don't have one, a stick blender/immersion blender will do the job! There are two pieces of must-have equipment for this recipe. If you're looking for things to serve your new favourite vegan whipped cream with, here are my all time faves! Start with my vegan scones (see below for a beauty shot), then work your way up to my vegan chocolate cake, which has a whole layer of whipped cream in the middle! Equipment Almond - Add a dash of almond extract to the vegan whipped cream while whipping! It'll give it a tasty nutty kick!.Once whipped you'll have a subtle delicious coffee kick to your whipped cream! Ideal for vegan hot chocolate! Coffee - add a tablespoon of instant espresso powder to vegan whipped cream ingredients as it blends.Boozy - For Christmas, why not try adding a few tablespoons of vegan Baileys to your vegan whipped cream? Ideal for topping a vegan mince pie!.
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You're now free to use this vegan whipped cream in any way you'd like! It works just like real cream and can be flavoured and piped etc! I love to hear about your experimentations, so if you do try any subs or swaps while making my vegan whipped cream, let me know! Can't wait to hear what you get up to! Vegan Whipped Cream Variations I always believed that coconut oil works best because it solidifies at room temperature, but turns out this isn't the case! Coconut oil - Vegetable oil or sunflower oil ALSO work instead of coconut oil.Again I haven't experimented myself, but people tell me these work too! Soy milk - instead of soy milk, some people have tried using other plant milks including almond and oat milk.However, I'm told by followers that the following worked in their personal experimentations! I haven't tested any subs or swaps for this recipe. this reason, make sure your mixing bowl or the bowl of your stand mixer are chilled before use! Guaranteed success! Substitutions and swaps Hint: If your vegan whipped cream heats up too much while you're whipping it, it won't pick up the bubbles necessary to get all light and fluffy! Fro. It's finally time! I like to use my stand mixer, fitted with the whisk attachment, but a hand whisk will do the same job! As you're whisking you'll add the final two ingredients: sugar and vanilla! Ideally also use deodorised or "refined" coconut oil! This way your vegan whipped cream won't taste like coconut!Ĥ. It's also a good idea to use unsweetened and unflavoured soy milk. Honestly, the magic of this vegan whipped cream is that it only really requires two ingredients! Soy milk and coconut oil! The key is to get the quantities right (which is why I really recommend using a set of kitchen scales for this recipe). See! Proof! My vegan whipped cream, on the other hand, is fool-proof and super smooth! Jump to: In fact, raise your hand if you've ever been personally victimised by a "whipped coconut cream" recipe… A MILLION HANDS RAISE SIMULTANEOUSLY. Countless people have been DUPED by the idea of " whipped coconut cream" - wow how wonderful! You just chill it, stick it in a stand mixer and whip away - great - EXCEPT IT'S NOT GREAT IS IT!!? Jump to Recipe Print Recipe Light and fluffy vegan whipped cream made without coconut milk - ideal for cakes, scones and even for topping coffee!Īsk anyone who's ever tried to make vegan whipped cream and you're likely to hear a rather traumatic story of loss, pain and sorrow.
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