How to Make Ghee In Instant Pot | Quick and Easy Method | RinkusRasoi


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Learn to make Ghee in Instant Pot.. very simple and easy recipe … Make 4 lb of Ghee in few minutes .. Thank you so much for being a part of this journey and …

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  1. Raksha Shah
    Raksha Shah says:

    I used your method to make ghee today, but I used only 4 sticks totalling 1pound of kirkland's unsalted butter. However, the butter mix started to make explosive sounds within 1 minute of starting the timer on soup mode. It gave me 'burn' notice thereafter. What went wrong? Was the quantity too less? How can i adjust time and temperature for smaller quantities like 1 Lb? The butter was at room temperature, why did it 'explode'? TIA.

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  2. Neelu Tauh
    Neelu Tauh says:

    Warning for the instant pot users.!!

    Our instant pot exploded yesterday while making ghee. All over the kitchen counters floors and even ceiling. We did 12 minutes at low pressure and then released the pressure and opened the lid.Then the pot was open and had been lightly stirred from the top only for 2 minutes. No joke.

    We figured it out. Butter contains a little water and lots of oil. The water is heavier and sinks to the bottom. The oil stays on top. You can get superheated water on the bottom of the oil and if it is disturbed it turns to steam in an explosion.

    Be careful with using pressure setting with recipe that uses lot of oil.

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  3. Bobbie Leab
    Bobbie Leab says:

    I used the same amt of butter and same brand , but this did not work for me. I’m still trying to cook it down to clarify for the last 20 min. If you only use 2 sticks of butter, you got. Different outcome.

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  4. Ramesh Cheruvu
    Ramesh Cheruvu says:

    Thank you Rinku for this video! One VERY IMPORTANT note here – DO NOT release the pressure manually. Instead, let the pressure dissipate naturally (over 20-30 minutes). I made this mistake and ghee ended up all over my kitchen… It was a horrible mess to clean up.

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  5. cdhall124
    cdhall124 says:

    Just tried this with Kerry Gold butter straight from the fridge. 12 mins did not work. Perhaps my butter was too cold? Now I am using saute mode to finish it. Also I only used 3.5 lbs of butter. Still not enough time.

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  6. Michael Ritchey
    Michael Ritchey says:

    Thanks so much for the video! This will save me lots of time if it is successful in removing all the milk solids. Speaking of that, I've seen conflicting advice online about the best device for removing the milk solids. Some use a metal strainer and others use cheesecloth. Does one work better than another? It seems like a metal strainer might have slightly bigger openings. Does this allow some smaller particles of milk solids to pass through? Would it matter if a few smaller particles of milk solids got through the metal strainer and ended up in the ghee? If so, would disposable coffee filters work even better than the strainer or cheesecloth?

    Also, how can you visually determine when the butter has passed the clarified butter stage and reached the ghee stage where the milk solids have caramelized and produced a nutty flavor?

    Again, thank you very much for taking the time to make this video — your method of using the Instant Pot's soup setting and its timer is, to my mind, more scientific, more consistent, and simpler than the method most people are recommending for the Instant Pot where they use the Simmer setting and do everything manually, standing over the pot the whole time and watching it.

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