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Beurre Noisette

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By Bo Friberg

Published 1989

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Also known simply as brown butter, this French term literally translates to “hazelnut butter.” The word noisette, or hazelnut, refers to both the color and fragrance of the finished product. As the butter is cooked over low heat, the milk solids caramelize, turning the butter light brown and giving it a nutty flavor and aroma—hence the name.

To prepare beurre noisette, cook butter over low heat until it reaches a light brown color and is fragrant. Be careful not to burn the butter.

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