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Add the 454 g of unsalted butter to a pan and heat it over medium heat to brown. Stir occasionally to ensure even browning.

Once the butter has browned to a rich, amber color and developed toasted milk solids at the bottom of the pan, add the 100 g of nonfat dry milk powder to the pan.

Whisk the mixture continuously to combine the milk powder with the browned butter and its solids, ensuring no lumps form.

Continue toasting the mixture over medium-low heat, stirring frequently, until it reaches a deep, dark brown color, ensuring the milk solids are thoroughly toasted and fragrant.

Carefully strain the entire mixture through a fine-mesh sieve into a heat-proof bowl to separate the toasted milk solids from the clarified brown butterfat. Reserve the butterfat for other uses if desired.

Spread the isolated milk solids evenly onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

Allow the milk solids to dry thoroughly at room temperature. This can take several hours, depending on humidity.

Once completely dried and brittle, transfer the milk solids into a spice grinder or food processor.

Blend the dried milk solids until they form a fine, uniform powder.

Store the brown butter powder in an airtight container at room temperature for future use in applications such as cookies, frostings, creams, pancake batter, or sprinkled on popcorn.


Add the 454 g of unsalted butter to a pan and heat it over medium heat to brown. Stir occasionally to ensure even browning.

Once the butter has browned to a rich, amber color and developed toasted milk solids at the bottom of the pan, add the 100 g of nonfat dry milk powder to the pan.

Whisk the mixture continuously to combine the milk powder with the browned butter and its solids, ensuring no lumps form.

Continue toasting the mixture over medium-low heat, stirring frequently, until it reaches a deep, dark brown color, ensuring the milk solids are thoroughly toasted and fragrant.

Carefully strain the entire mixture through a fine-mesh sieve into a heat-proof bowl to separate the toasted milk solids from the clarified brown butterfat. Reserve the butterfat for other uses if desired.

Spread the isolated milk solids evenly onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

Allow the milk solids to dry thoroughly at room temperature. This can take several hours, depending on humidity.

Once completely dried and brittle, transfer the milk solids into a spice grinder or food processor.

Blend the dried milk solids until they form a fine, uniform powder.

Store the brown butter powder in an airtight container at room temperature for future use in applications such as cookies, frostings, creams, pancake batter, or sprinkled on popcorn.
