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To: Lil'freeper

I've heard the term "ghee" but don't know what it is. Butter oil? What does that mean? How is it different than butter?


47 posted on 05/16/2005 7:09:59 PM PDT by Colorado Buckeye (It's the culture stupid!)
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To: Colorado Buckeye

The milk solids are removed (centrifuge??) so it's just the pure butterfat. Looks oily and almost translucent compared to standard butter. Doesn't scorch when you cook with it. Otherwise, it smells and tastes just like butter.


49 posted on 05/16/2005 8:52:43 PM PDT by Lil'freeper
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'Ghee' is clarified butter (major ingredient in Indian cooking): http://www.ayurbalance.com/explore_foodghee.htm

I'm wondering if they do this to keep it from going bad as fast in the subtropics.

54 posted on 05/17/2005 8:47:44 PM PDT by an amused spectator (If Social Security isn't broken, then cut me a check for the cash I have into it.)
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