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Enjoy your day!
* To clarify butter:
Place unsalted butter, cut in pieces, into a small saucepan. Turn heat to medium and melt butter gently. When the butter foams up, skim off the foam and remove from heat. Carefully pour off the melted butter into a container, leaving the milky residue in the bottom of the pan. That milky residue is what can turn butter brown when heated, then black and bitter. Clarified butter has a marvelous toasty taste, and can be used for cooking at higher temperatures ( like sauteing) without burning.
2 comments:
garlic and rosemary potatoes are good for any meal! I often roast extra at dinnertime purposely for breakfast use.
Good morning, Martha! I often do the olive oil and rosemary spears, roasted in a hot oven along with a chicken, but using clarified butter gives these potatoes a totally different taste which I love. Happy to see another potatoes-for-breakfast fan!
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