Butter Not Solidifying at Kay Harper blog

Butter Not Solidifying. i've seen a lot of recipes, particularly for things like quick breads, that call for combining melted butter with milk. i put it in an ice bath right after cooking it and have been waiting, stirring, and watching but it still hasn't changed consistency. when you clarify butter, you are removing the milk solids and water. i was making spicy clarified butter but wanted to avoid the flecks of red or black that can throw off the color of a dish. There's a specific way to revive sad, soupy butter back into its solid form — and all you'll need is ice cubes. i don't know of any way to keep butter in a liquid state, but here are two suggestions to give you the flavor without. don't bother putting the liquified butter back into the fridge to make it cold again, though — there's a faster way to solidify butter.

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i put it in an ice bath right after cooking it and have been waiting, stirring, and watching but it still hasn't changed consistency. i don't know of any way to keep butter in a liquid state, but here are two suggestions to give you the flavor without. don't bother putting the liquified butter back into the fridge to make it cold again, though — there's a faster way to solidify butter. There's a specific way to revive sad, soupy butter back into its solid form — and all you'll need is ice cubes. i've seen a lot of recipes, particularly for things like quick breads, that call for combining melted butter with milk. i was making spicy clarified butter but wanted to avoid the flecks of red or black that can throw off the color of a dish. when you clarify butter, you are removing the milk solids and water.

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Butter Not Solidifying i put it in an ice bath right after cooking it and have been waiting, stirring, and watching but it still hasn't changed consistency. when you clarify butter, you are removing the milk solids and water. don't bother putting the liquified butter back into the fridge to make it cold again, though — there's a faster way to solidify butter. i was making spicy clarified butter but wanted to avoid the flecks of red or black that can throw off the color of a dish. i've seen a lot of recipes, particularly for things like quick breads, that call for combining melted butter with milk. There's a specific way to revive sad, soupy butter back into its solid form — and all you'll need is ice cubes. i don't know of any way to keep butter in a liquid state, but here are two suggestions to give you the flavor without. i put it in an ice bath right after cooking it and have been waiting, stirring, and watching but it still hasn't changed consistency.

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