Guest guest Posted July 11, 2008 Report Share Posted July 11, 2008 Hi Baden, I was a little paranoid so I was super vigilant! I let the butter totally cool close to room temp after making the ghee and I scooped out the top layer with a deep wooden spoon and then I poured through sieve and didn't have a problem. Apparently there are 3 layers that are created when making ghee (way to go online tutorial from YouTube!) 1) top layer: milk solids- the fat 2) middle layer: the clarfied butter 3) bottom layer: water from the butter Very important not to mix or stir butter after it cools! I did let it be on a low simmer for like 25 minutes so the milk solids turned like a golden color a little toasty looking (not sure if this happens with oven method) so when I finally did pour through sieve it all stayed at bottom. I did however inspect the ghee in the jar for anything that might have gone through! Hope it works for you too! All I can say is my whole house smelled like candy! My hubby came home and loved the smell in the house! YUMMY! Jodi SCD 9 months Crohn's/Colitis > When you put the remainder through the sieve, did the white stuff at the bottom really stay behind (ie. in the strainer)? Like you, I don't want to risk ruining a pound of organic butter with any experiments! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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