The amount of time it takes depends on the amount of cream being churned. You can make butter by hand even now by placing 1 cup of heavy cream in an empty quart jar with a tight fitting lid (mayo jars work well) and shaking it up and down rapidly, occasionally scraping down the sides. This takes a few people to pass it around as muscles tire but after about an hour you have sweet cream butter. It will be white. You can also use a mixer and keep running the beaters past the whipped cream stage and it will become butter.
Most likely in a dash churn, it has been around for centuries, it consist of a tall, narrow, nearly cylindrical stone or wood tub fitted with a wooden cover. The cream was agitated by a hand-operated vertical wooden plunger, stave, or dash.
You get butter if you do it long enough.
Hi there to churn butter is quite a hard and long process .You need to keep working the butter sometimes more than an hour .You also need to store it and then re work it ,I used to make it with my nan
a lot of time
7 to 8 years
2 days
Johnny cakes were popular in colonial times because they were eaten mostly every day and they kept well on long trips. They were said to have originated in Rhode Island, but nobody is absolutely sure.
In colonial times people would usually walk to work and to other places they needed to be on a regular basis. Over long distances they would travel on horseback or on a donkey or mule, or by horse-drawn transport.
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colonial slavery is somthing that happened long ago
you cant cook it with butter on it
butter is usually refrigerated at cold temps and is good for very long time and the other is sometimes frozen this saves the butter for a longer period of time.