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Step 1
Put the heavy cream in the bowl of your stand mixer—or in a large mixing bowl, if you’re using a handheld mixer.
Step 2
Beat on medium high until it begins to thicken. Keep beating.
Step 3
Once you pass the point of traditional whipped cream, the mixture will start to get grainy in texture and lose volume. Keep beating.
Step 4
The butter will start to get yellow in color and very grainy. Keep beating until the contents of your bowl separates into solids and watery liquid.
Step 5
Set a mesh strainer over a deep bowl. Pour the butter and buttermilk through the strainer.
Step 6
Gather the butter into a ball and knead it over the strainer to get the remaining liquid out.
Step 7
If you want unsalted butter, you're done. If you prefer salted butter, knead in a little bit of kosher salt now.
Step 8
Pack your butter into a bowl or a few ramekins.
Step 9
Voila! You just made butter! Wrap it up tightly (butter absorbs odors) and keep it in the fridge. It should keep for about 2 weeks. Enjoy!
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