Instant Pot Homemade Ghee

Instant Pot Homemade Ghee — The Instant Pot Homemade Ghee is a delicious, healthy cooking staple. It’s also an excellent natural source of fat to use for high-temperature frying and sautéing. You’ll love the flavor!

This stuff is so amazing! I went to Whole Foods over the weekend to purchase some, and it was pretty expensive. So, I came home and made my own. In less than 10 minutes, you can have a batch of Instant Pot Homemade Ghee!

This recipe is perfect if you are following a low-carb, KETO, Whole30, or Paleo lifestyle.

If you have never made ghee before, the Ninja Foodi or instant pot is the perfect place to make it!

Easy and delicious!

Then use you can use it as a butter or oil replacement. Since it has a high smoking point, you can also use it for air frying!

What Is Ghee?

Ghee is a form of clarified butter, which means that all the milk solids have been removed. It’s made by simmering butter until it separates into three layers: water, milk solids, and fat. The water evaporates first, and then the milk solids sink to the bottom. Once they’re skimmed off with a spoon or spatula, you’re left with pure golden-yellow ghee on top, ready for use in cooking or as an ingredient in other dishes! Ghee has a higher smoke point than regular butter, so it stays clear when heated up – perfect for frying eggs without getting too browned on the outside before being cooked through on the inside! Now you know what ghee is!

Why homemade ghee?

Truthfully, it’s so easy and economical to make, and this is a perfect way to make a whole batch and save a lot of money in the meantime.

Store-bought ghee can be found at Amazon, for anywhere from 15 dollars, to $25 since all you need is butter and a pressure cooker. It’s too easy and cheap not to make!

Ingredients Needed For Instant Pot Homemade Ghee

Unsalted Butter, Kerrygold Irish Butter

How To Make Instant Pot Homemade Ghee

Add your butter to the Instant Pot Bowl.

Saute the butter, keep on stirring, it will start to froth, keep on stirring until it turns almost brown. But remember to stir. Otherwise, it will burn,

How to store homemade ghee?

Ghee can be used for all of your cooking needs and can last in an airtight container at room temperature for 4 to 6 or more without spoiling. You can also refrigeteror ghee for about a year. 

Use a mason jar (clean and dry) to store your ghee. Which will make it easier to use. 

Is my ghee burnt?

Ghee can turn out looking much darker than you might expect. This is because as it cools and starts to solidify, the color will get lighter over time! So don’t panic if your ghea looks dark.

MORE INSTANT POT RECIPES:

• INSTANT POT CHICKEN BROCCOLI AND RICE
• INSTANT POT SOUTHERN DEVILED EGGS
• EASY INSTANT POT ELDERBERRY SYRUP
• INSTANT POT ITALIAN WEDDING SOUP
• INSTANT POT PORK CHOPS IN MUSHROOM GRAVY
• EASY INSTANT POT PORK FRIED RICE
• INSTANT POT CRACK CHICKEN

 

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