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How to Make Ghee (Clarified Butter)

~Herbs for Health Guide

Ghee is 100% butter fat which is used in many oil therapies, healthy

cooking and herb combinations. Ghee is salt and lactose free with 14

grams of fat per tablespoon.

 

Here's How:

Melt 2 pounds of organic, unsalted butter at a very low heat.

Once melted, slightly increase the heat.

Decrease slightly if it starts to smoke or show signs of scorch. Do

not let it burn.

Remain at this point for approximately an hour checking often but

not disturbing it.

You will notice milk solids sinking, and foam at the top. Do not

disturb this foam.

After an hour, let it cool approximately 15 minutes.

Carefully skim any remaining foam or floating substances off the top.

Filter the remaining clear liquid into a clean white jar. You may

use cheesecloth, coffee filter or paper towel as a filter. Cover and

store in a cool place. Use with moderation since it is 100%

butterfat.

Tips:

Do not let it burn. Monitor the process until you get the hang of

it. If you see or smell smoke or notice ripples on the surface, turn

the heat down.

Avoid stirring while the solids are separating.

Use wisely, it can increase your risk of coronary artery disease.

Your finished product will have a rich golden color and buttery

aroma. It will solidify but will not be hard.

Related Information:

What You Need:

Stainless steel pot

2 pounds organic butter

Filter material

Clean glass jar w/lid

Spoon for skimming

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