Orlando Enrique Fiol wrote:
> in India, ghi is often not refigerated because the removal of the milk
> solids preserves it. Thus, it would never harden.
It's more complicated than that. Ghee is cooked to drive out the water
component (which reduces the volume by 20% or so). Bacteria don't spoil
fats. The milk solids are sometimes removed, other times left in. In
either case, ghee can be kept at room temperature.
Chilled ghee will harden.
Pastorio
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