Buttercandle – Video of the day
Endo starts the process by making clarified brown butter infused with thyme and garlic. Then, with the addition of a little lemon zest, he adds the liquid butter to a few empty votive candle holders, and slides in a stand-able wick (Endo cautions to be sure to use wicks coated in ghee rather than the standard waxy versions, which can be toxic, or just make your butter taste funky). After the butter sets, lighting the candle will remelt it from the top, creating the perfect sauce to pour over a plate of fish or chicken. Watch the video above to see how it’s done.
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