The Foodie Gazette

Adventures in good eating — recipes and food writing by Margaret “Meps” Schulte

CLARIFIED BUTTER

Will stay fresh for weeks, because the casein and whey, which are subject to bacterial change, have been removed. Also has a higher burning point than butter and is a good choice for delicate sauteeing without browning the butter.

1/2 pound (2 sticks) butter

Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Cut butter into small pieces and place in heatproof bowl in oven. Leave until melted.
Remove from oven. Skim off foam (casein) and discard.
Let stand for a few minutes to allow milk solids to settle. Skim clear yellow liquid (the clarified butter) off the milky residue (whey) left on the bottom and store in a covered jar in the fridge. Discard residue.

Leave a Comment

by on July 14, 2004. categorized as Sauces, Spreads

[powered by WordPress.]

Search

Browse Recipes

Broccoli salad and kiwis on a blue plate

Articles

Newest Recipes

Most-Requested Recipes

Features