I also
tried using ghee and it worked well, tasted amazing and wasn't that expensive!
It doesn't seem to become a smooth runny matter and tastes more like a sweet coconut cookie (perhaps because I did
n't use ghee).
I think every time I've made these I've changed something...
like using ghee (or butter for those that can take it) instead of coconut oil.
Some
people use ghee (with varying success) where recipes call for butter because they may be sensitive to the sugars or proteins in butter, which are removed when ghee is produced.
I'm intolerant to both casein and whey, so can not
even use ghee, I still get a reaction.
You can
use ghee in place of the coconut oil and try almond flour in place of the coconut flour — although I haven't tried it myself so it's just a theory!
Thank you for this article — my daughter loves butter and is doing the paleo diet with me, so she's excited to
use ghee for cooking now.
Some people are allergic to casein (dairy protein in butter) but can handle the fat when the proteins are removed (ghee) and
so use ghee in some recipes to get some of the «butter essence» without the proteins.
1/4 cup ghee or neutral coconut oil - cold and solid (I
prefer using ghee for this recipe as it goes really well with the curry spice)
So, theoretically, one can use a dairy fat with some butter flavor without the irritants
by using ghee.
The cardamom and oat flour in the cookies sounds insanely good against tahini, and I love that the
curd uses ghee!
ARTISANAL PROCESS - Like other brands of ghee, this grass fed organic ghee is made in small
batches using a ghee pot, or ghee container, cooked over a low flame over several hours.
I'd
rather use ghee, but I remember my lipids soaring when I was eating plenty of butter, so olive oil is the safer option I guess.
Since I like to use a lot of mayo,
using all ghee doesn't really work for me, but half ghee and half sesame oil would be a good option to lighten up the richness factor a bit.
I haven't
tried using ghee in place of the Earth Balance so I can't be sure if it'll work or not.
I want to
use ghee in recipes that require butter, since ghee doesn't need refrigeration.
I like
using ghee for making stir frys in a wok since it has such a high smoke point and with wok cooking, only a tiny amount is needed.
And of course b / c of the candida diet I would
use Ghee instead of regular butter and I prefer Stevia to Xylitol (due to the corn issue).
The frying makes sure that the sesame seeds have a nice toasted flavor, and they point out that if you don't have grass fed butter you can
also use ghee or bacon fat to fry the fish in.
If you can't tolerate butter,
use ghee or coconut oil!
Use ghee (or coconut oil) instead of the butter, use 1/2 cup full - fat coconut milk instead of the cream and water, and use 1/4 cup nutritional yeast instead of the cheese.
When
you use your ghee, use a clean, dry utensil to obtain your desired serving.
My second secret is
using Ghee for the fat in this roasting process.