Butter (मक्खन)
Butter is that golden touch of magic that makes everything in my kitchen taste a little bit like a celebration. Whether it’s a dollop melting over a hot paratha or the secret to a rich, silky 'Butter Chicken,' it brings a luxurious comfort that nothing else can match. I prefer using fresh, high-quality butter because you can really taste the difference in the final dish. It’s not just about the fat; it’s about that creamy, nostalgic aroma that fills the house on a cold morning. In my home, 'Bun Maska' is more than just a snack—it’s an emotion tied to childhood memories of rainy afternoons. I always use it with a bit of restraint to let the other spices shine, but it’s always there, providing that smooth, professional-grade finish. It’s the ultimate comfort ingredient that turns a simple meal into an experience.

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Calories
102 kcal
Protein
0.1g
Fat
11.5g
Carbs
0.0g
Fiber
0.0g
Vitamins
Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Vitamin D
Cooking Tips
- • Always use unsalted butter if you want complete control over the saltiness of your gourmet dish.
- • Melt it on low heat; butter burns quickly because of the milk solids it contains.
- • Add a little oil to the pan when sautéing with butter to raise its smoke point and prevent it from browning too fast.
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