Ghee
Saturday, 13 June 2009
DescriptionGhee is clarified butter; that is, butter with the milk solids and moisture removed. It imparts a unique flavor to curries and has a higher smoking point than many vegetable oils, such as olive. When cooled, ghee will keep for about a year without turning rancid. Although some sources say it does not need to be refrigerated, just to be safe we recommend refrigeration. There are a surprising number of ways to make ghee, including boiling the butter in water, but I believe this recipe is the easiest. Some people add a curry leaf or bay leaf when cooking for added flavor. Note: never use salted butter for ghee.IngredientsAt a glance
Cuisine
East Indian
Cooking Method
Simmer
Difficulty
Very Easy
Meal/Course
Condiment
Sauce/Marinade
Makes
about 3 cups
Methods/steps
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This recipe appears in the article "A World of Curries: Curry Controversies and Myths, with Basic Recipes."