What is clarified butter and why use it?
Clarified butter is butter with water and milk solids removed, giving it a higher smoke point and longer shelf life.
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Skim off excess fat, incorporate emulsifying agents, and consider the impact of ingredient choices on the final texture.
In the refrigerator’s crisper drawer, in a breathable bag or container. For tender herbs like basil or cilantro, store stems in water, like flowers.
In the refrigerator’s crisper drawer, in a breathable bag or container. Remove the greens for longer storage.
Water, steam, or other moisture can cause chocolate to seize. To rescue, whisk in more liquid until smooth again.
Incorporate ingredients like rose water, lavender, or orange blossom, and balance with complementary flavors for harmony.
Marinate or brine beforehand, use indirect heat or lower temperatures, and consider adding sweeteners or flavorings towards the end of cooking.