Guest guest Posted January 7, 2007 Report Share Posted January 7, 2007 Hi , Thanks, however my another concer is that every oil has a burning point. e.g., Olive oil gets burnt (converts to trans fat) at a low heat, and mac nut oil has high burning point. When we are making Ghee, we are putting butter on direct fire. Will that not make it trans fat? Thanks and Regards cmtamaro wrote: Making ghee is very easy. You just melt the butter, and then continue to leave it on the burner (low heat) for a few more minutes. The proteins will separate from the fat, and the additional heating causes the proteins to coagulate and clump at the bottom of the pan. Then you pour off the fat leaving the proteins behind. Commercial cow ghee is a bit clearer, probably because it is centrifuged to get every bit of the protein out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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