GHEE 


 




Description:Ghee or clarified butter is the 
purest form of butter / fat. To make ghee, full cream milk is converted to 
curds 
or yoghurt. This is then churned to separate out the solid butter from the 
liquid which is called "Buttermilk". The butter is then placed in a 
heavy bottom 
pan or kadai and melted. It is simmered to separate milk solids (which settle 
to 
the bottom to the pan) from the clear, golden ghee. The ghee is then strained 
into a metal or glass jar and cooled completely. Ghee solidifies when cool but 
is still creamy like soft margarine. Clarifying the butter stops it from going 
rancid and makes it withstand high temperatures and constant 
reheating.Alternatively, ghee can be made from bought, unsalted butter. Just 
melt the butter in a heavy pan and simmer on a low heat for about 30 minutes 
until all the water evaporates and the sediment settles. Then strain the ghee 
and bottle it for further use. How to select:Every Indian 
pantry has a store of ghee. Ghee is available commercially, packed in metal 
cans. Use:It is used for desserts, for frying and to smear 
the top of rotis. Ghee has a very high smoke point, which makes it very useful 
for pan-frying, and it also has a long shelf life. How to 
store:Ghee should be stored and refrigerated in an air-tight container. 
Health benefits:Ghee made from cow's milk is considered to 
have a high medicinal value. 

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