It's as easy as 1-2-ghee

It's As Easy As 1-2-Ghee

Many people in India love cooking with ghee and have for thousands of years. It’s just as easy to use as it is to love.
Ghee is used just like oil or butter
Here's how to use ghee: Just use it like oil or butter.
That’s right. To get all of the wonderful benefits of Organic Valley Ghee, just swap it for oil or butter in your recipes, one-for-one. It’s that simple.
Ghee has a high smoke point that can't be beat
Its high smoke point pretty much can’t be beat.
The ghee smoke point is a whopping 85 to 135° F higher than almost all other oils, like canola oil and coconut oil. That means it’s more versatile, less splattery and—thankfully—more forgiving.

Sauteing, frying, roasting, baking—ghee does it all.

Try frying an egg in it, drizzling it over roasting veggies or adding it to your next batch of muffins. Ghee can do it all.

Sauteing, frying, roasting, baking—ghee does it all.
Add ghee to your popcorn
Add a pop of ghee to your popcorn.
Drizzle a little warm ghee over your movie night favorite for an easy, nutritious snack.
People love adding ghee to their morning coffee
Supercharge your morning joe.
People love adding a bit of ghee to their morning coffee for extra energy and nutrients.
Ghee originated in India
Cook Indian food the authentic way.
Ghee originated on the Indian subcontinent thousands of years ago, so it’s widely used in South Asian cuisine. If you’re making your own Kadhi or frying up some Vada Pav, go with ghee instead of oil or butter for a more authentic taste.

Recipes to Try

Ghee Fudge

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Breakfast Delight Quiche

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Guacamole Grilled Cheese

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All About Ghee
Your Food's New Friend with Plenty of Benefits
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All About Ghee
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Ready to get your Ghee on?
Grab some ghee and try your hand at some of our favorite gheelicious dishes.