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From: faolbushcraft
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  • Ghee is nothing but the fat of the butter isolated, all water, proteins are removed & then it lasts longer. Increases the shelf life without adding preservatives. The butter is to be heated to remove all water, the color depends on the extent to which you cook it, if the residue is colored, which it shouldn't be, dry, yes, colored, no, that's burnt.

  • I would like to see what dishes you use the ghee on camping

  • Alton Brown is the man. Looks like that Ghee will help make some Good Eats.

  • Does it stay golden when it solidify ?

  • @medicjimr It partially solidifies at 80*F, so it looks like like a pale yellow. I have read that it is normal to do that, so I am not concerned. When you taste it, it is really light tasting and no greasy residue on your fingers. I like that.

    I seem to have gotten my ghee a little browner on the golden-brown scale, but it does not smell, nor taste, burnt. From what I can find out, it is fine. If it is a lighter golden-brown, that is ideal, it seems.

    Thanks for the Wal-Mart ghee info!!

  • @faolbushcraft Thanks for reply back buddy

  • Walmart has it for about $5 I saw it in the international food section. and looks like I did a failure it looks like the measuring cup looks like back to the kitchen again

  • @medicjimr if it is for $5 at walmart, it is probably motor oil labled as ghee...that's what they do to keep the prices down & their own profits up.

  • interesting, great project. thanks for sharing

  • the second method , say its used motor oil, so it wont handle as much heat,time. If you wanted to increase your smoke point you can mix the ghee with some olive oil,if you were'nt on that diet. Try adding spices to flavor the butter, in india they add cumin, and other spices.

  • @beast12101 The first method I used was by an Indian woman, and she didn't say to add any spices to it. Actually, about 10 methods I reviewed never mentioned it.

    I am curious about the used motor oil reference, and not handling as much heat, since that is what ghee is supposed to do.

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