I've made several batches, PJ, and all your tips are spot-on. I find that it's best suited to recipes with few competing flavors and to serving directly, especially on toast. It's important to mix the browned bits thoroughly as the butter cools for even distribution and consistent flavor. Once mine has cooled to soft-butter consistency, I mix it thoroughly and pipe it into silicon molds. It keeps in the freezer forever.
January 19, 2020 at 2:21pm
I've made several batches, PJ, and all your tips are spot-on. I find that it's best suited to recipes with few competing flavors and to serving directly, especially on toast. It's important to mix the browned bits thoroughly as the butter cools for even distribution and consistent flavor. Once mine has cooled to soft-butter consistency, I mix it thoroughly and pipe it into silicon molds. It keeps in the freezer forever.