What is Ghee?
Ghee is clarified butter taken further—cooked until milk solids brown and water evaporates. The result is pure butterfat with a nutty flavor and very high smoke point.
🍽️ Flavor Profile
Rich, nutty, caramelized, buttery
How to Use Ghee
- ✓Sautéing and frying
- ✓Rice dishes
- ✓Roti and naan
- ✓Dals
- ✓Sweets
- ✓Coffee
Substitutes for Ghee
Can't find Ghee? Here are some alternatives:
- →Clarified butter (lighter flavor)
- →Butter (lower smoke point)
📦 Storage Tips
Keeps 3 months at room temperature, 1 year refrigerated. No refrigeration needed if kept clean.
🛒 Buying Tips
Look for 'pure' or 'desi' ghee. Color should be golden, not pale. Granular texture is ideal.
Nutrition Highlights
- ●High smoke point (485°F)
- ●Contains fat-soluble vitamins
- ●Lactose-free
💡 Fun Fact
In Ayurveda, ghee is considered sacred and believed to nourish ojas (vital energy).
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