A few questions on butter

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smallword

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Hey everyone,

I'm new at this. I've been reading all over the internet about ways to make butter for medical use, and there's a lot of variation on amounts and techniques. Here are my three basic questions for those of you who have tried it.

1. If I'm using trim, how much should I use per 1 lb of butter?

2. How important is grinding the trim? Some people casually crumble it, others insist on a coffee grinder. Does it matter?

3. Time really varies across recipes. Some say simmer for 30 minutes, others say 24 hours! Is 30 minutes sufficient?

Thanks--everyone here is always so helpful.
 
smallword said:
Hey everyone,

I'm new at this. I've been reading all over the internet about ways to make butter for medical use, and there's a lot of variation on amounts and techniques. Here are my three basic questions for those of you who have tried it.

1. If I'm using trim, how much should I use per 1 lb of butter?

2. How important is grinding the trim? Some people casually crumble it, others insist on a coffee grinder. Does it matter?

3. Time really varies across recipes. Some say simmer for 30 minutes, others say 24 hours! Is 30 minutes sufficient?

Thanks--everyone here is always so helpful.

Hello Small :)

Watch this, it will give you an idea of what and how much to use, if you want it stronger, simply use more trim :)

It doesnt really matter if the trim is coarse or fine, the heat and butter strip the trim of what your after ;)

I do mine for 3 hours on a low simmer, others do it longer, some shorter.

hXXp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAiuEFI2SM4

Change hXXp to http :aok:

:peace:
 

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