Powdered sugar: Sweetens the whipped cream without making it grainy.Cold heavy cream will whip up faster and fluffier! Heavy whipping cream: Keep the heavy cream in the fridge until you’re ready to use it.
Water: The gelatin must be sprinkled over a few teaspoons of cold water to hydrate it. I typically use Knox unflavored gelatin and can usually find it in the baking aisle close to the Jello. Gelatin: This acts as the whipped cream stabilizer. Any brand of gelatin will work fine, just make sure that it’s unflavored. Making whipped cream with gelatin might sound strange, but I assure you it tastes the exact same as regular whipped cream! Let’s quickly review the ingredients needed: I highly recommend using this stabilized whipped cream recipe any time you’re decorating a dessert in advance or if you know it will be sitting out at room temperature for a couple of hours! However, whipped cream that’s been stabilized holds its shape and remains fluffy for up to two days. Regular whipped cream can deflate and become watery after just a few hours. In essence, this stabilized whipped cream is just whipped cream that’s been stiffened with unflavored gelatin. #Now unflavored gelatin powder update
Since it’s been a few years, I decided to give this post a much needed update with more tips and tricks for success!
Originally published in 2018, it quickly became a reader favorite because of how easy it is to whip up. If you’ve been following along for a while, you may recognize this stabilized whipped cream. Stabilized whipped cream holds its shape and stays light and fluffy much longer than regular whipped cream! Use it to decorate cakes, cupcakes, pies, and more.
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