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			<title>Cornish and Devonshire cream</title>
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			<description>Cornish Clotted Cream



2 pints Full cream Jersey milk (maybe you can source a gold cap milk) 



Pour milk into a basin or dish, and leave in a cool place for at least 8 hours. The cream will rise to the top. Put the dish over a pot of boiling water. You may want to use a double boiler. Simmer the water until the cream begins to show a ring around the edge and the surface just begins to bubble. 

After about 45 minutes to an hour, remove from heat. Let the cream cool, and skim the clotted  ...</description>
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