Run for 4-6 minutes, until the solids separate from the liquid (You’ve just made butter and buttermilk)
Drain solids in a fine mesh strainer
Place back into Food Processor
Add Cold, Filtered Water
Run for another 1-2 minutes
Drain solids in strainer or using Butter Muslin
Place in bowl and add Butter, if desired
Shape the butter into a block or roll and store it in the fridge until ready to use
Notes
Tips
Watch to see when the butter separates from the liquid in your food processor. You don’t need to overmix. I usually achieve butter at 4 to 4-½ minutes in the food processor. Some creams will take closer to the 6 minute mark.You can knead the butter at the end, or when adding salt, to work out any additional liquid that may still be in your butter. If you leave your butter out and liquids start to form, simply pour it off. There’s no harm either way, but aesthetically you may want to remove it.
Storage
Butter can be stored in the refrigerator for at least one week. I store mine in a glass container with an airtight lid and mine stays fresh for closer to a month (if we don’t eat it all before then!)Butter can be stored in the freezer for a few months - if you can wait that long!