VIDEO: Make clarified butter yourself
Clarified butter is, strictly speaking, concentrated butter. You get it by making butter from water, Milk protein and sugar free. Clarified butter has a slightly nutty taste and is ideal as frying fat, as it can be heated to an extremely high temperature. Indian ghee is known as a special form of clarified butter. Clarified butter is also very easy to make yourself.
Homemade clarified butter - instructions
- First, cut the cold butter into small pieces. Use about as many grams of butter as you need for clarified butter. The ratio is about 1: 1.
- To make clarified butter, put butter in a saucepan and let it melt slowly over a low heat. The pot should be as high as possible.
- Raise the heat on the stovetop so that you bring the butter to a simmer. This will cause the water in the butter to evaporate. The protein in the butter will settle on the bottom of the pot.
- If foam forms on the surface, reduce the heat and remove the lid of the pot.
- Now, in between, skim off the foam that forms on the surface of the simmering butter. This process can take some time as you must not overheat the butter.
- Wait until all the water has evaporated. Your clarified butter is ready when a golden, clear color forms.
- You can now pass the butter through a very fine sieve if you want to remove residues from the clarified butter.
- Finally, pour the clarified butter into a storage container. Mason jars, for example, are suitable for this. Let your finished clarified butter cool down without a lid.
- Save the clarified butter in the refrigerator on. It can be kept there for up to a year.
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