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How to Make Clarified Butter and Ghee
Aside from making your kitchen smell like a buttery wonderland, clarifying butter removes the solid particles suspended in the butterfat. Ghee takes it a bit further by simmering out more of the water. The resulting liquid gold is useful for all kinds of kitchen projects, from curries and stir-fries to pastries and hollandaise sauce. Yum.
Let's talk a little more about why you might want to make clarified butter and ghee, besides the fact that your recipe calls for it. Clarified butter has a higher smoke point than regular butter, making it useful for high heat cooking (like stir-fries) and long cooking (like curries). When used in baking, this pure butterfat also helps baked goods brown more evenly. When used in butter-based sauces like hollandaise, clarified butter makes a more stable emulsion.
Clarified butter, and especially ghee, also have a sweeter taste and creamier mouthfeel. You're not going quite so far as making brown butter here, but you will start to get some of the same aromas and flavors.
Clarified butter and ghee have a longer shelf life than regular butter. You can store it in the fridge for about three months or freeze it for up to six months.
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Clarified Butter and Ghee
What You Need
At least 1/2 pound (2 sticks) of butter or as much as you'll use within a few months
Small saucepan
Spoon or ladle for skimming foam
Heat-proof bowl
Cheesecloth or coffee filter
Jar for storage
1. Melt the Butter - Melt the butter in the saucepan over medium-low heat. Once all the butter has melted, you want the butter at a very low and gentle simmer. Adjust the heat as needed.
2. Skim the Foam - Continue simmering the butter over low heat. Skim the foam as it rises to the surface. Solid particles will also start dropping to the bottom of the pan; these can be strained out later. Don't worry about skimming every last bit of foam; the remaining foam can be strained out later.
3. Strain and Store - Place the strainer over the heat-proof bowl and line it with the cheesecloth or filter. When no more foam forms on the surface, remove the butter from heat and pour it through the strainer, leaving the solids in the bottom of the pan. Once the butter has cooled a bit, pour it into a jar and store in the fridge for up to three months or freeze for up to six months.
4. To Make Ghee - Instead of straining the clarified butter right away, continue simmering it over very low heat until the butter changes color from light yellow to deep gold, turns clear, and the remaining foam clumps together and falls to the bottom. Keep a close eye on things so that the butter doesn't start to burn. Some lighter foamy bubbles may form after the solid white foam falls - that's ok! Strain and store as with clarified butter. If desired, add a few fenugreek seeds to the ghee.
Additional Notes:
• That foam skimmed off the top is actually pretty tasty! Use it on popcorn, toss it with steamed vegetables, or stir it into soups.
• If you don't feel like going to the trouble of skimming the foam or are clarifying a large amount of butter, just wait for the foam to drop to the bottom of the pan. Remove from heat immediately and strain as normal.
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This is also a good way to get nice buttery flavor for people who are lactose intolerant. All the lactose is tied up in those milk solids, so by removing them, you've created something that they can eat without trouble.
I keep my ghee out at room temperature for up to 3 months. It doesn't go bad readily.
I use clarified butter for omelets. And also for when I'm sauteeing things like pierogies.
So, what's the yield on this? It looks like not much, but I don't want to jump to conclusions...
@minuet42 - It's a bit less than what you start with. In the photos, I used 1/2 lb of butter and ended up with a little less than a cup - maybe 6-7 oz? David Lebovitz says to figure on losing about 25% of the original volume.
I think regular butter tastes sweeter...?
That sain, I do have a jar of niter kibbeh (ethiopian clarified, spiced butter) in the fridge and its diving on about everything!
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I usually make ghee from five pounds of butter in an enameled dutch oven, and store it at room temperature for many months in canning jars. If you're going to store it that way you'll want to make absolutely certain all the water is boiled out.
In my opinion there is no need to skim at all. Just keep simmering over medium-low heat. All the water will evaporate and the solids will all settle -- you won't skim any of the solids off, which will give the ghee more flavor once they're browned. You may need to stir the solids every few minutes to stop them from burning before all the water is gone.
Finally, the remaining milk solids in photo #8 look way too dark to my eye. I would think the resulting ghee would taste somewhat burned. I stop when the solids are a deep golden-brown, almost like very carmelized onions. These solids can be saved and spread on things, or just eaten with a spoon. They might as well be butter candy.
Thanks, Emma! I don't know how I missed the DL post - he's my Jiminy Cricket in the kitchen!
I love using ghee. When you want to cook at higher heat but olive or vegetable oil just doesn't sound right, ghee fits the bill.
We buy it at the middle eastern store and the price is reasonable.
Believe me, you can use it as a substitute for oil or mix with oil for any preparation. It is a time tested ancient ingredient of many ayurvedic medicines. Tip 1: when solids at the bottom start turning light yellow/brown, thats when you know the clarification is complete. Do not allow it to turn dark brown. Tip 2: Dip one beetle leave at the end when it is still hot/boiling, allow it to cool a little. The leave tastes heavenly and gives very good treditional aroma to ghee.
Would you do this with salted or unsalted butter? Or is it just a matter of preference?


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I ask because San Francisco might change their airport name to honor the gay civil rights leader Harvey Milk. If DSM were to change its name, what would you like it to be?
Please try not to make this uber political. I don't want it to be lost in the cave of forgotten dreams.
The Neil Peart International Space Station and Emporium.
Last edited by Bret44; 01-15-2013 at 01:47 PM.
Reason: For Naming Accuracy
Urgency, Rhoads said. Thats exactly what I told our staff. Its exactly what I told our players. Urgency in getting your job done. Thats in a 100 percent rate of speed at executing your responsibility whether its a fit, whether its a tackle, whether its a route, whether its a cut-off block. Everybody needs a little bit more urgency in coaching and playing.
3TrueFans International Airport and Brothel
Honey boo boo international airport
THE Des Moines International Airport.
Des Moines Regional Airport
The Cloris Leachman International Airport.
Since Des Moines doesn't really have an international airport, I suggest it be called the Amelia Earhart Municipal Airport. She lived in Des Moines, ya know.
Fred Hoiberg International
The Coach Paul Rhoads "I AM SO PROUD TO BE YOUR AIRPORT"
Self proclaimed 2012 CF Newcomer of the Year
T-Boz International Airport and R&B Museum.
The "Can we get another bar and some more food in here past security" Des Moines Airport.
More options for cocktails and food before flying please!
Originally Posted by Senolcyc
Since Des Moines doesn't really have an international airport, I suggest it be called the Amelia Earhart Municipal Airport. She lived in Des Moines, ya know.
Not to be nit picky, but Des Moines has hundreds of international flights each year.
The Dez-Moin-ez House of Planes
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
Not to be nit picky, but Des Moines has hundreds of international flights each year.
OK, I know Texas may seem like a different country, but it's still in the US.
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Jockey Quotes
RAFAEL BEJARANO, WASHINGTON BRIDGE, Winner: "Last time I didn't have to do too much with her because there weren't too many horses and I knew I would get a good trip. Today, I didn't want to get in trouble and just wanted to make sure I didn't get stopped. After the first turn she got into a comfortable stride and I liked my position so I just decided to stay behind the other horses. I thought Sister Dawn was still running, but I knew it was going to be a little too far for her. When I saw (trainer Bob) Baffert's horse (Wynning Ride) on the outside make a move, I just followed her."
ALONZO QUINONEZ, SISTER DAWN,Second: "You know what, I thought I had it at the quarter pole. The winner was just too wide and my filly didn't see her coming. If she would have been closer to me, I think my filly would have made it tougher on the other one."
VICTOR ESPINOZA, ZARDANA, Third: "As soon as she came out of the gate she was stuck between horses. I had to wait and wait for room I thought I could get through between and then another horse would move over. She ran a great race. We'll get them next time."
Trainer Quotes
JERRY HOLLENDORFER, WASHINGTON BRIDGE, Winner: Sometimes the horse gets the idea, turns around and starts doing things right. This is the third time in a row that she put it all together. She was very nervous earlier in her career but she's settled down quite a bit lately. We just took our time, schooled her a lot and stood her at the gate a lot. The way that Rafael was riding her, I thought when he was sitting back there that he felt quite confident. Once she unleashed her run she had a nice turn of foot. For now we'll probably keep her and Blind Luck separated.''
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Mark Streit has reportedly signed a four-year deal with the Philadelphia Flyers.
Sam Reinhart has been returned to the Kootenay Ice of the WHL.
Mikael Backlund has been sidelined due to an abdomen injury.
Aleksander Barkov suffered a lower-body injury in Thursday's win against Arizona.
Roberto Luongo has allowed just four even-strength goals this season.
Unrestricted free agent Carlo Colaiacovo has been signed by the Philadelphia Flyers, terms of the contract have not yet been released.
Jake Allen made 24 saves for the shutout Thursday night, taming the West's third best offense in a 2-0 win.
Marian Hossa reached the 1,000 point plateau on Thursday night by collecting a goal and an assist in Chicago's 5-4 shootout win over Ottawa.
Brad Marchand registered the game-tying goal late in the third period and the game-winner in overtime on Thursday night to lead Boston past Buffalo 3-2.
Marc-Andre Fleury shut out the defending champion Kings to earn his third straight victory and buoy Pittsburgh to a 3-0 win on Thursday night.
Valeri Nichushkin (hip/groin) has been activated by the Stars and sent to AHL Texas on a conditioning assignment.
Niklas Svedberg will be in goal for the Bruins on Thursday against Buffalo.


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Margaux Roush, a freshman at West High School, won the Tracy Sunrise Rotary speech contest Feb. 6 at Windmill Ridge Winery in Tracy.
She and four other West High students spoke on the Rotary Inter-national theme of "peace through service," highlighting the ways Rotary service efforts create unity in the world and locally.
In addition to receiving a $125 cash prize, Margaux will represent her school and Tracy Sunrise Rotary Club in the District 5220 Area 4 contest for a chance to move on to the District 5220 contest. The district competition begins at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 26 at Ripon Memorial Library, 333 W. Main St., in Ripon,
Finishing in second place in the Feb. 6 contest was senior Anumita Kaur. Freshman Vanesa Riley placed third, and seniors Kevin Miller and Lucy Schermesser received honorable mentions.
Scholarship offered for Portuguese students
Local high school seniors of Portuguese descent are eligible for $500 scholarships offered by Cabrillo Civic Clubs of California, a statewide organization.
The awards can be used to attend a U.S. college or university.
Applicants must maintain a 3.0 GPA and meet additional qualifications stated on an application form, which is available from high school counselors or at www.cabrillocivicclubs.org.
Applications must be postmarked by March 15.
Lions selling corned beef dinner tickets
Tickets are on sale for the annual corned beef and cabbage dinner served by Tracy Tank Town Lions on March 16.
The event at Tracy Community Center, 950 East St., raises money for Tracy Interfaith Ministries and scholarships for local students.
No-host cocktails will begin the evening at 5 p.m., followed by dinner at 6 and prize drawings.
Only 250 tickets will be sold, at $20 for adults and $6 for children.
For information:
835-1434 or 986-5290
• Members of clubs in Tracy or Mountain House are invited to share news about their groups. Send email to firstname.lastname@example.com, call 835-3030 or leave a note at the Tracy Press offices, 145 W. 10th St.


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Where can I get information about the new NYS Enhanced Driver License (EDL) and Enhanced Non-driver Photo ID Card for U.S. citizens that are NYS residents?
A NYS Enhanced Driver License (EDL) is your single, secure document for driving, identity and border crossings by land and sea to and from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean. An enhanced non-driver photo ID (ENDID) card is also available that serves as an identity and border crossing document.
An EDL or ENDID cannot be used for air travel between the U.S. and other countries, but can be used for domestic air travel.
Use the link below to go to the Department of Motor Vehicles EDL/ENDID page at the DMV web site.
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Are there any public hearings/meetings about environmental issues taking place in my area?
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 11, 2011)—The first round of Hollywood Park's Spring Handicapping Challenge will take place opening weekend of the 54-day Spring/Summer meet. The ultimate prizes for participants are a share of $5,000 in cash and a flat screen television.
The contest commences Friday night (April 22). Players can enter Friday, Saturday (April 23) or Sunday (April 24) of the first weekend of the meet. To be eligible for Round II May 28 , contestants must play Friday, Saturday or Sunday of opening weekend.
Players selecting the most show horses (first, second or third) in races 3-8 will advance to Round II. Participants picking the most place horses (first or second) May 28 will qualify for the third and final round June 18. Additionally, the player whose mythical $2 place wagers earn the most money in Round II will win the flat screen television.
Final round participants will select horses to win in races 3-8. The top three players whose mythical $2 win bets earn the most money will share $5,000.
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