Everything is better with butter. Butter boasts potent nutrients like Activator X (vitamin K2) and CLAs.
And then there is browned butter.
You’re going to love this recipe for Browned Butter and Cardamom Carrot Pudding. It’s SCD and GAPS legal, gluten-free and grain-free.
Why Brown Butter?
With just a few moments in a hot pan, the milk solids turn a toasty brown and the butter transforms into pool of amber liquid.
The best part? Browned butter makes any dish delightfully elegant… both in name and flavor.
Recipe Notes
I am lucky enough to have access to raw milk butter. As you can see in the picture of melted gold above, the browned milk solid flecks are clearly visible. I hypothesize this is because the raw butter is not made from homogenized milk. When I browned conventional butter in the past, the finished product had a more homogenous appearance with very small bits of the browned milk solids.
Browning the butter heats it above 105 degrees, so it is no longer truly raw. Most importantly, however, the end result is from non-homogenized milk provided by happy cows.
- 1 lb. carrots, cut into large pieces
- 5 Tbs. butter, preferably grassfed
- 2-3 Tbs. raw honey
- ¼ tsp. ground Cardamom
- Pinch of sea salt
- Optional: Coconut milk or raw cream
- Steam the carrots until tender. While the carrots are steaming, brown the butter.
- Place the butter in a light-bottomed saucepan. Don’t use a cast iron saucepan because you will not be able to see if the milk solids are browning. Warm over medium heat. The butter will begin to bubble, and then the bubbling will rapidly increase. After a minute or two, the bubbling will subside. Use a spoon to push any froth or bubbles away from the surface so you can see the action going on in the bottom of the pan.
- The butter will begin to smell toasty and take on a bit of color. As soon as the mixture is golden brown, remove it from the heat. It goes from golden to burnt extremely quickly.
- Drain the steamed carrots. Pureé the warm carrots in a food processor or blender with the browned butter, honey, cardamom, and sea salt. Taste and adjust honey or cardamom, if necessary.
- Serve warm, drizzled with coconut milk or raw cream if desired.
Sounds like a unique dessert!
Creative photo and pudding sounds delish ~ ( Creative Harbor) ^_^
That actually sounds pretty good to me and I love your photo!
Thank you! I found that pretty teacup in my Grandma’s basement and thought it would be perfect for photos!
Just made this and it RAWKS!!!! What a treat thank you!