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Meanings of soured cream in English

Portuguese
creme azedo
Catalan
crema agrejada
Spanish
crema ácida

Artificially soured light cream.

creme azedo
Usage of soured cream in English
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Nigel Slater's noodle soup with lentils and soured cream.
The Guardian
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Add the soured cream, work briefly to combine, then pour over the salad and toss.
The Guardian
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Quinoa and spinach pancakes with soured cream and chive Makes 12, to serve four to six.
The Guardian
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To serve, pile the pierogi onto serving plates and serve the soured cream in small bowls alongside.
The South African
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Divide the chilled soup between four bowls, top with a spoonful each of soured cream and salsa.
The Guardian
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Divide between four shallow bowls, top with the greens and finish with a generous spoon of soured cream.
The Guardian
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Arrange on plates (or one big platter), add a spoonful of soured cream on top and serve.
The Guardian
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Fold in the soured cream, then ladle into bowls and fold in the remaining herbs and the fried onions.
The Guardian
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Mix the soured cream with the herring and cucumber, season with black pepper and the capers and set aside.
The Guardian
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It has a much firmer texture than soured cream, of course, so this is better with on crackers and crisps.
The Guardian
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In eastern Europe they like to scoop out the seeds and stuff cucumbers with meat, serving them with soured cream.
The Irish Times
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Spoon a dollop of soured cream on each warm blini and serve with salad piled on top or on the side.
The Guardian
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Whisk the cream cheese and sugar until smooth and uniform, whisk in the eggs, then the soured cream, lemon zest and juice.
The Guardian
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Soured cream or Greek yoghurt can take the place of the creme fraiche if all else fails.
The Guardian
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Soured cream and cream cheese I grew up in Australia, where sweet chilli and soured cream is A Thing.
The Guardian
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Translations for soured cream
Portuguese
creme azedo
Soured cream across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common