How to Make Browned Butter



Browned butter makes everything better, sweet or savory.

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  1. Maybe too picky but I would have appreciated a heat gun pointed at the pan. That way it's up to the viewer to get it right without practicing x10 – because we all have different stove tops. Butters$$$(Canadian).

  2. when making this, i’d recommend to stir the butter occasionally while it’s solidifying in the refrigerator so the milk solids are evenly dispersed. When it’s a liquid they tend to stay at the bottom of the bowl making all that flavor only in some of your butter.

  3. I was able to use a black nonstick pan and salted butter. I had to time it perfect as to not burn the butter. Not as simple as this method but still works nonetheless. I used both sight and smell senses to get the timing correct. Sight to wait for the foam and brown bits and smell to wait for the nutty smell. Took about 5-8 minutes then it was done. The key was to get it off the hot stovetop and onto the dish or a separate container. Put it on some spaghetti noodles with coarse grated Parmesan cheese and dried oregano. This dish tasted exactly like Spaghetti Factory brown butter noodles with mizithra cheese

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