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First, prepare the wok and scale to boil. Measure directly in a boiling wok to reduce the amount of frost.
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Pour 600g of whipped cream into the wok.
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Add 35g of butter. Add the butter as it is, without having to melt it separately.
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Add 35g of starch powder to 100g of milk and mix well
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Place starchy milk in a wok of whipped cream and butter
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Bring to a boil and stir over high heat until butter melts.
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When the butter is completely melted, reduce the heat to low and keep stirring. Stir for more than 10 minutes to thicken.
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When it becomes thick, move it to a thin pan. After boiling, you have to leave it in the refrigerator for 24 hours, so you put it in a thin pan that you can put in the refrigerator.
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Pour into a square pot and simmer for about 10 minutes without stirring over the lowest heat.
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Allow the thickened kaimak to cool completely and leave in the refrigerator for 24 hours.
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When you take it out, roll it up like a roll and take it out.
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It's greasy when I eat this. You sprinkle honey on the kaimak and spread it on the bread.
It's a simple version to make with starch. Put milk and whipped cream in it and leave it on for 12 hours to make kaimak. It's a simple version