Perfect Clarified Butter Everytime! | Chef Jean-Pierre

Hello There Friends, Finally I show you how easy it is to make Clarified Butter!! Easy enough to make and so important to have on hand. The smoke point of clarified is butter is almost 500° Fahrenheit. Which allows you to cook any protein without burning your butter.
RECIPE LINK: 2 pounds of butter will make about 1 pint of liquid clarified butter.
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[@nathanaelpage]

"I'm going to use butter for this recipe." "I don't understand, won't it burn?" "Let me clarify..."

[@jack.mp4]

One of my favorite comments! Thanks for the laugh

[@ChefJeanPierre]

I agree with you one of the best comment so far!! Thanks 😂

[@kimgelotte]

Gee, that's nutty

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@@kimgelotte I see what you did there!!

[@andystone6777]

@@ChefJeanPierre my friend Jean-Pierre . . . the high priest of butter ! Margarine is only one molecule away from acrylic. You like cooking with plastic ? Good luck ! Bro, that day I've been laughing my ass off :-) greetings from Germany

[@nakorisilani2352]

I was a chef for 15 years. A neat trick I learned, was after you skim the solids off the top, you stick the whole thing in the refrigerator over night. The next day, you poke a hole in the golden butter layer with a knife, and turn it over into the sink. The solid clarified butter stays in the bucket, while the water and cream drains out from the bottom. :)

[@fayskelley]

Thank you ❤️💙💛🩶🩵💜🤍

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Did you try it? ​@@fayskelley

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[@TallThomas]

I worked at a movie theater during high school. The owner was very particular that we have the best popcorn in the area theaters, so he spent the extra money to buy Odell's Butterfat, which was clarified butter. It came in gallon jugs and looked just like chef's measuring cup when it was at room temperature. It's the best for popcorn, since it is BUTTER and not flavored oil, but since the water is gone, it doesn't hurt the kernels of popped corn by putting water on them. THE BEST. Thanks for showing this to us!

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best cooking teacher i ever seen. doesn't just say do this or do that, but explains why you do it this way. bravo!

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[@cyndifoore7743]

I agree completely.

[@brucecampbell8814]

My Friend! I did a quick cost analysis at my local grocery store. It is MORE expensive to buy clarified butter than it is to clarify it yourself. If you have never popped popcorn using clarified butter, you are missing out. it is also a delicious topping for popcorn if you finely grind Kosher salt. That is the closest to "movie theater" popcorn there is. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video.

[@lucasselvidge-fd9ik]

This guy absolutely gets it

[@gennybernard5877]

I love popcorn! I'll try popping with clarified butter. I have switched to using sea salt. The taste of sea salt isn't as harsh to me as kosher salt.

[@barbaraowens2299]

Oh that sounds great! Thanks for the tip!

[@johnwaltoniii6856]

I'd rather spend time once a month or two, depending on my budget and time. To make it

[@Alligatorceo]

I popped with ghee recently and it was great

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Your right he’s passing on the joy and LOVE WE USED TO HAVE WITH EACH OTHER. GROWING UP ALL MY FRIENDS FROM SCHOOL MOM COOKED AND WE ATE AT OUR FAMILY TABLE. KIDS FROM BROKEN HOMES WOULD SHOW UP AT OUR DOOR STEP. MY MOM KNEW SHE FED THEM AND IF THEY WANTED TO TALK MYNPOP WOULD LISTEN…WE SOLVED PROBLEMS IN OUR HOOD SOMETIMES VIA OUR CHURCH. MAN WERE ARE WE GOING….GO BRANDON..

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​@@blt981you must be stupid typing in all caps like that

[@lealewis7509]

Well put! I absolutely love watching and learning from You, Jean-Pierre.

[@Tentin.Quarantino]

Find a person who loves you the way chef loves his butter. And his onyo. And his cognac. And his audience.

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no chance, Tentin

[@donalso]

is that like a death wish?? Just kidding, from Bill.

[@gorgomond]

I had a British Chef teaching me. He served in the Foreign Legion as Chef. He loves butter. Butter makes it better. Butter and bourbon. He told us of group of people he cooked for that didn't like fresh butter. They liked rancid butter. It was part of their culture. So he would go to the Quartermaster and request the oldest butter they had available. I guess they worked together on it and started requesting old butter from different sections. That group really appreciated the effort. I love listening to chefs. They always have some interesting stories.

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[@Xelbiuj]

Those milk solids are amazing on some toast. Every time I make ghee I save what I skim off and get from the bottom and use it for that.

[@JohnsJunk]

Was wondering if the solids were worth saving. Thanks for the idea!

[@Xelbiuj]

@@JohnsJunk absolutely. They have a slight tangy taste too, so if you like cultured butter, it's like a richer, foamy version of that.

[@Flippokid]

Good tip, thanks!

[@A7T043]

Mix them, cook them with a wee bit of sugar - compact them cool and you get a delightful nutty sweetmeat.

[@zsigmondkara]

I put it in cookie dough, or bolognese sauce.

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I have a very busy schedule today at my business. Yet I took 10:24 to watch this, because it lowers stress and makes me feel good to watch. I'm also a little smarter from seeing it, thanks Chef!

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Same here!

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You do now understand the importance of having a moral support bowl of butter on your table all the time 😂

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[@TheBicycleGuy]

Doing this was as easy as it seems. After I boiled the butter for 15 minutes, I left the pot on the stove for a couple of minutes and a lot of the milk solids settled to the bottom. When I poured it into a glass bowl to cool, it was easy to do this slowly and leave behind a lot of those unwanted solids. An hour or so later, what was left to clean up with a spoon and the cheesecloth lined sieve was very little. I'm glad that I finally did this. From now on I will always have clarified butter on hand.

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[@jballenger9240]

Does it matter if the butter is salted or unsalted? Merci beaucoup👨‍🍳

[@heidimueller1039]

@@jballenger9240From what the Chef has said in a few other videos, he does not like salted butter, only unsalted.

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I agree with you! 😍

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Thank you for the great comment! All the pleasure is mine I really love the opportunity to teach you guys and share may many years experience in the kitchen😍

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@@ChefJeanPierre Dear Chef, would it be possible to mention the temperature also in Celsius, for us, Europeans? xxx

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[@guylambo1673]

More emotionally supportive butter 😳

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[@spenzenpoek]

Clarified butter is basically butter's big brother. Taking the heat when situations get even too hot for butter.

[@rogers906]

Clarified butter is the way to go my friend

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"Its nutty" (should have added "just like me"!) Which is why we Chef JP!

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at 1.25... "let's make it together." could you possibly find a more generous teacher, mentor, spirit guide than that? mercí, Chef!

[@TheSandersKitchen]

I’m actually glad to know I’m not the only one getting tongue twisted on camera. 😂 Have a great week!

[@qkayaman]

Huh, didn't know this. I always though ghee was same as clarified butter. This man is the real deal, you can tell he really knows his stuff.

[@nigelt4257]

I used to think I was a good cook. But watching Chef Jean Pierre in his videos is a new education. What I love is how he removes the mystique of not just the classics, but also some of the basics too. I've never made clarified butter before. But now I know how simple it is, that's my next step! Thank you Chef! You're an inspiration and a great teacher.

[@martineriksen2642]

We all would love a ninety minute story telling, while you clarify your butter!

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this!

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Not all of us ;-)

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[@wormsquish]

I'm making it now, Chef Jean-Pierre. When unsalted butter goes on sale here in Montréal, I buy about 20 to 30 pounds of it. I love butter. Thank you for explaining the difference between ghee and clarified. I always thought they were the same.

[@ducnrun4659]

Me, too.

[@chrisberry9016]

I did too until I made Ghee. It is awesome for some things. But if you want to really taste the difference, put Ghee on popcorn, then try "Clarified". The "Clarified" is movie theater, while the Ghee taste like you put some butter flavored oil on it. Oh, and for the best of both worlds, cook the popcorn in Ghee, then drizzle with "Clarified"!

[@jalajit271]

In India, we call it 'ghee' which is clarified butter and we used it very often.

[@mystercy1]

Not exactly. Ghee is browned, so it tastes a little like hazelnuts. Delish, but clarified butter tastes like butter.

[@theonlyisteve7261]

@@mystercy1 90 percent of india doesn't even know what hazelnut tastes like.

[@mystercy1]

@@theonlyisteve7261 Well they'll glad to know that hazelnuts tastes like ghee.

[@biloz2988]

Indian ghee has no flavor at all and after buying my first Indian ghee, I gave up on it completely. The best ghee is from a town in Syria very famous for it, called Hama, a little south of Aleppo in the NW of that country.

[@geoffscammell145]

Chef Jean-Pierre, has reignited my love of cooking. I love how simple you have made each episode to follow.

[@scottfraser1758]

I've always wondered what the difference between clarified butter and ghee is. Thank you for the explanation.

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This is a great channel. A true master- master chef, master teacher, and master in front of the camera!

[@richardmitchell7836]

I see viewers are saying they like science, that's exactly what hooked me into cooking! Love the science !! Can't learn enough. The day we stop raising the bar in our cooking abilities is the day that I quit. This why chef Jean is awesome!

[@mrtyrizzel5760]

Chef taught me how to make this, we always have a mason jar full of it beside the stove now. When we run out, my wife is like, you need to make some more clarified butter!

[@doughprogirl440]

Hi Jean...I wanted to tell you that I REALLY ENJOY your cooking show....Not only for the cooking but I just love your HUMOR and you are a PLEASURE to watch...THANKS for making me also LAUGH SO MANY TIMES..Bless You ALWAYS❤️

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We get a cooking recipe with chemistry. He’s a chef with many techniques in learning how to cook. Just love ❤️❤️him!!!!

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He’s in my kitchen with me 2-3 times a week!!

[@JianYZhong]

I’ve been watching your channel (and subscribed) and realise that what makes your channel different from other cooking channels is that you explain why certain techniques work, and give us all kinds of practical tips. So we not only learn recipes, we also understand why they work. And that makes it so interesting (on top of the entertaining way you present). Thank you!

[@P.F.3.]

Thanks for the "clarification"! Lol

[@michaelfitzgerald6401]

your not a nut.ur amazing in the kitchen and you make me laugh along the way.dont change

[@rickythekid]

One cannot have enough BUTTER! ❤️

[@user-jy2sj6md9y]

Great video) Hi from Russia) we call this type of butter "топлёное масло" or toplyonoye maslo: it is really popular here, espesially in a solid or refrigirated form!, because it is easier to trasport and it lasts longer. I personally usually take it in different trips: hiking, rafting or kayaking far from civilization: clarified butter is The Czar of outdoor cooking)

[@tkambo]

I am an Indian in Russia and топленое масло is my life saver 😎😂😀

[@medveja8]

*taking notes for next camping trip* :) sbs!

[@donbell8187]

The bounce between the camera positions is giving me whiplash.

[@mannyradzky493]

You are the best chef on KZbin. I did not know much about this, but you “clarified” it really nicely. Respect from Canada 🇨🇦.

[@gigir6761]

We use no bottled oils. Chef Jean-Pierre's method of making clarified butter is the best, easiest we have ever seen. Merci beaucoup, Chef!

[@rogers906]

Friends use clarified butter as chef recommended. I also use 50% veg oil and 50% clarified butter or unsalted butter for some cooking that requires shallow frying It tastes great and no burning

[@mandychadwick8762]

Do you use olive oil?

[@elizabethconvey3242]

I'm a 70 year old who is 'late to the party' for your videos but learning from all the ones I've viewed - thank you. I apologise if this question has already been asked (I haven't read all of the comments), but if you simply left the melted & boiled butter to solidify i.e.without skimming the top or filtering it... Would you achieve the same outcome of clarified butter if you ... - just pour the boiled liquid butter into a *silicon bowl/'container' e.g. a cake pan (*for ease of removal later); - allow it to go cold and solidify; - then pour or scrape all of the moisture from the top, (or even use absorbent kitchen paper to soak it up); - turn the silicon bowl/cake pan upside down & remove it (leaving the 'solid' mass) - scrape the milk proteins that had sunk to the **bottom when the butter was still liquid from the now solid clarified butter? (**but are now on the top) Thank you.

[@jb43278]

This is the first time I’ve ever heard the explanation of when you use whole butter versus clarified butter. I don’t remember seeing any cooking shows where they even used clarified butter. I have been told that if you combine olive oil with butter, the butter will not burn. Is that true? Thank you for your work, I would be lost without this channel!

[@ChefJeanPierre]

Good question and thank you for asking it Jennifer! Adding olive oil to butter will NOT avoid the butter from burning. Regular/whole butter has milk protein that usually burn at 325 F degree. So adding oil does not stop the milk protein from burning. Clarified butter which is only butter fat and has a very high smoke point of almost 500 degrees. BTW Extra-Virgin olive oil will also burn at 365 F. So it is best to cook with clarified butter and add whole butter at the end of your cooking! I hope I was able to clarify a few things for you! 😀

[@jb43278]

@@ChefJeanPierre Thank you for clarifying!

[@robertakerman3570]

@@jb43278 I guess I saw a more recent vid; it left Me hoping for a clarified explanation. Well, My wishes were answered today. Retro watching.

[@2nd6months]

“That’s good. Let’s stay with nutty. Everybody understands nutty.” - Chef JP quote of the year.

[@carolynpegues2252]

I like his explanation near the end where he describes sauces made with whole butter as “sexy sauce” 💛🧈💛🌼

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My wife and I are already good cooks. And we are definitely going to UP OUR GAME with Chef Jean Pierre's instruction - very excited!

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I have been following Chef Pierre since he had the old channel, for almost 10 years. I made many recipes right from the old channel and I didn't understand why there were so few subs and views. Now I see that things have improved. Bravo!

[@ChefJeanPierre]

Thank you 🙏

[@wendyhannan2454]

I just found him, I look forward to every video. 😉 Chef makes cooking fun? I can’t wait to try this butter recipe.

[@conradkappel9426]

Been making clarified butter for years. But, based on the other tutorials I've seen, this is the best I've seen.

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I did this in the school awesome in in the house my home you are the best teacher ever I wish I know you before I go to school!

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So glad you enjoy watching the Channel!!

[@victorokeahialam8925]

Chef always talks about rubbing sauces on bodies, but to day im taking shots of clarified butter. whilst frying everything in clarified butter

[@danceteachermom]

I also just tripped over these videos 3 days ago. This is my third one. Last night, my dear friend who grew up in Paris (we live in Mpls) came over and I had told her what I had discovered and she wanted to watch one with me. We watched the first video I had seen on how to make butter. SO enjoyable and très amusant! Also, I think I'm in love lol 😆

[@MikeM.1971.GenX.]

As a carnivore, I could not agree more, I love butter too

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Chef Jean-Pierre can I not love this again? You are truly an amazing person. Thank you for graduating us from Level 2 to Level 3. I ALWAYS look forward to raising the bar! That and I made your 'smash burgers' the other day. They were insanely scrumptious! Talk about levels???? Totally on another level. I was that proud that I took pictures! Bless you, Chef Jean-Pierre

[@YoutubeHandlesSuckBalls]

Want to make your own butter at home? Get some double cream, put it in your food processor, whisk as you would to make whipped cream, carry on whipping until the liquid separates from the fats (keep scraping the sides so that gets processed as well) That's it. You now have butter and buttermilk. The buttermilk is great in coffee, or on your cereal. The butter is much like creamery butter, lovely in scrambled eggs. Depending on the cream you buy, it can be cheaper than buying butter from the shop. You can then use the butter in this recipe.

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Chef Jean-Pierre is such an excellent teacher who cares about the people he instructs. You don't see this great attention to detail with other chefs. He's amazing!

[@intheshell35ify]

Oh man, this is the solution to a smokey skillet when browning burrito shells!!

[@AldousHuxleysCat]

I really enjoy these sort of back-to-basic videos. I actually learned something I didn't know about the moisture in the butter. While I've clarified butter for years never have I clarified two lbs of butter and now that I've seen it done I can't wait to do it and have my own supplies sitting ready in my refrigerator

[@sunshinejenny5536]

I always learn when watching your channel! You are the best teacher out there. You make cooking fun and delicious.

[@barbaram5787]

I just got done making clarified butter so I can make Roux and be able to leave it resting in the oven overnight. What did I learn, don't use a coffee filter, get yourself cheese cloth for straining. The butter starts to cool and harden before it can all drip through the filter. Now I'll see what I learn from the Roux, probably a lot. Thank you Chef and all your helpers that bring these video for us to learn.

[@RMurrell31]

You should put out DVD’s. I love your channel, your technique and stories. Liquid Gold😊

[@SirJakeLake]

Dear Chef Jean-Pierre! Greetings from Oslo, Norway and just let me start by saying I ❤ every single performance on this channel. Being an amateur cook myself, - I am watching several food shows on KZbin. Having found yours’ about 5-6 months ago I am addicted; to your professionalism, your humour and of course butter! Here in Scandinavia we do use a lot of butter together with cream in many traditional dishes. I have learnt so many things during your shows and often on a daily basis. You are the perfect tutor - I wish you & your family a wonderful summer 🌞

[@randalltom9750]

Thank you Chef... for another simple , “A child could do it!,” lesson on cooking. I’ll make some, use it in my cooking, and when I do, I’ll think of the many lessons you’ve taught me.

[@robertakerman3570]

I need to have children again? well maybe grand babies.

[@MrCountrycuz]

I like my fried chicken very crispy and juicy, not dried out. Let me know when its ready.

[@kristinakilby6798]

This will change the way I fix my steaks. I use butter but of course it gets Smokey. I never knew about clarified butter. Thx

[@kristenanndavis]

Thank you for opening my world up to clarified butter!!! You have changed my life!

[@stevetarrant3898]

I haven't watched yet but I'm sure it's great!

[@LordHolley]

always is!

[@robertmotea8192]

Chef, you are the king.. Not just for the ‘clairity’ of this process, but for all your lessons. Clearly explained, simple instructions, ingredients up front, use this or leave it out, ‘don’t worry’, ‘measure carefully’ - makes me happy to watch and learn.. 👏✌️

[@Lasharella]

Please do Italian wedding soup, more soups Please Master Chef Jean-Pierre!

[@glorgau]

Clarified butter is awesome. Use if for almost any kind of frying rather than seed oils.

[@jakelang5229]

I have been a chef for over 15 years i could watch any video you put on youtube you encourage my passion as a chef. God bless you chef

[@solanaceae2069]

Been making Chef J-P's clarified butter for a year now and it's the absolute best for caramelizing meat and poultry. There's a new 2-lb batch on the stove right now. What a great skill to have. Thank you!

[@ChefJeanPierre]

👏👏👏😊

[@lindapotter5750]

I am 75 and have made butter on the farm more than I care to remember. We rinsed our butter while kneading the buttermilk out until the water was clear. Today they tell you that buttermilk is not harmful but turns to clabber. We didn't use clabber, the pigs got that. We had wooden paddles to get all the water out, before we salted it. I see you emphasize getting all the moisture out. I use whole butter to cook with a splash vegetable oil so it doesn't smoke. I enjoy the simplicity and basics that you show that I have used for years but is no longer taught.🙃😊❤️

[@cfusername]

I would love a video where the Swedish Chef from the Muppets visits Chef Jean-Pierre and they cook something together.

[@Kellyuno55]

mhmm liquid gold. I didn't know I should leave it stand for an hour after boiling, thanks for the video chef!!

[@samd3272]

I tried your clarified butter technique today. The result was perfect! It's the best clarified butter I have ever made, thanks to you.

[@mickeys.4345]

My favorite cooking show.

[@scottberenyi2985]

Best teacher there is. His videos are well organized that even a child could follow them..ha ha. Chef Jean Pierre talks to you, not at you. HIs videos make you laugh and put you in a good mood. Keep them coming Chef...your awesome.

[@ChefJeanPierre]

Thanks! 😃

[@Pickleton]

I took a few cooking classes in community college, and the sheer amount of clarified butter we had to make every day was staggering. It was one of the first tasks we learned and a task we had to do every single day.

[@bmoraski]

Thank you Chef. Now i understand the difference between clarified butter and Gee. 6 months at room temp ! OMG

[@slickysan]

"Butter gives you a sexy sauce", oh man you are incredible, Good job chef! :)

[@THEJR-of5tf]

Clarified Butter is clearly better than whole Butter for frying. Thank you Chef.

[@S4mu3L01]

This guy has more of a curriculum than my university!

[@obozomustgo5449]

that's because your university is likely to be more concerned with critical race theory, Marxist ideology, and environmental wackoism than it is with anything related to real education.

[@francisconti9085]

@@obozomustgo5449 I'm afraid I'm even less academically inclined these days, but still have the passion for learning..

[@thomaswijgerse723]

@@obozomustgo5449 Where on earth do you get that notion? First hand experience?

[@DeWin157]

I love how clarified butter brings baked goods to a whole new level, substituting it for oil.

[@paulnorth9375]

So simple. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Chef, you make me smile.

[@THEJR-of5tf]

I love John Pierre and his tutorials. I have been using Ghee. I will now make my own clarified Butter.

[@cathyharris4809]

Dear chef. You are an absolute gem. I always considered myself a halfway decent cook. Watching you not only has sharpened my skills, You have made me truly realize cooking is fun. Your talents, your expertise, and you're wonderful sense of humor makes all of your videos wonderful. If I could get a cookbook of CDs of your lessons I would do that just so I can enjoy your personality over and over again. Thank you so much for the wonderful treasure of talent you put out there for all of us. I would truly like to give you a recipe from my grandmother. It's a lime green salad. It is absolutely scrumptious. If I could I would come down south and meet you and let you enjoy just one of my grandma's recipes. Thank you for so much!! Cathy Harris

[@robertakerman3570]

Hi Cathy, so I was talking to My butter and it said, "water is the enemy"(ha-ha).

[@daveengstrom9250]

I never knew what "Clarified" meant. I have seen this in recipes for years. Now I know and I understand why it matters. Thank you for making this video.

[@aleksandarmiladinovic5723]

The butter makes everything butter! :-)

[@shawnsan9]

I always wondered what the difference was between clarified butter and ghee.... Now I know. Thank you.

[@nealk6387]

Chef, you can explain cooking in a scientific manner. You know what you are doing period.