Brian Kennett
Amateur Chef and Boozy Traveling Foodie Extraordinaire
Jalapeno Citrus Butter Recipe: The very best homemade butter
My mate gave me a link to a YouTube Chef, and really good he is. Well worth a look. Check out – ‘Sam The Cooking Guy‘. I was watching one of his recipes and it gave me some inspiration to come up with this little recipe. Jalapeno Citrus Butter, which can be made in advance or on the day of cooking.
You could use this on beef, lamb, pork, chicken, or any fish to be honest. It is so versatile. You’ll see from the below that I was not making this for a specific meal today, I was just making the butter for use at a later stage, as the beauty of this is that you can freeze it and use it whenever you want. I was making this for the up-and-coming ChillaxBBQ Chef Table on a Bum Boat and it will be used for a beefsteak.
Jalapeno Citrus Butter Recipe: Best Homemade Butter Recipe
Welcome to our flavor-packed culinary adventure, where we’re diving headfirst into the world of sensational spreads with a twist! If you’re ready to elevate your dining experience, look no further than our blog’s spotlight today: “The Best Jalapeño Citrus Butter Recipe.” Get ready to tantalize your taste buds and add a zesty kick to your meals. This buttery concoction is not just a condiment; it’s a burst of vibrant flavors that will transform any dish into a culinary masterpiece.
Picture this: rich, creamy butter meets the fiery charm of jalapeños, creating a harmonious dance of heat and savory goodness. The citrusy notes add a refreshing twist, balancing the spice with a burst of brightness. Our quest for the perfect jalapeño citrus butter led us through a myriad of taste tests and kitchen experiments. We’ve crafted a recipe that’s not only easy to follow but promises to be the star of your dining table. Whether slathered on freshly baked bread, melted over grilled vegetables, or paired with your favorite protein, this versatile creation is a game-changer in the world of flavored butters.
Get ready to embark on the journey with us as we unveil the secrets to creating the best jalapeño citrus butter. It’s time to turn up the heat and infuse your meals with a burst of citrusy chilli delight. Join us on this delectable adventure, and let’s whip up a batch of unforgettable jalapeño citrus butter together!
Here is the Jalapeno Citrus Butter Recipe: Best Homemade Butter Recipe, and some...
1 packet of salted butter – let it sit to room temperature so it is soft;
- 1 Jalapeno pepper;
- 1 packet of coriander;
- Sea salt & cracked black pepper;
- 4 Tbsp lime juice; and
- 4 Tbsp Avocado Oil.
Follow the simple steps for Jalapeno Citrus Butter;
- Put the softened butter in a bowl;
- Cut the Jalapeno pepper in half and de-seed it. Chop it super fine so no large lumps and add into the bowl;
- Finely chop the coriander and add to the bowl;
- Add in the lime juice and Avocado Oil;
- Give a really good pinch or two of sea salt and cracked Kampot black pepper;
- Stir it all through thoroughly to make sure it is well-mixed and even.
So how am I going to use the butter in the future for ChillaxBBQ. As I said, you can freeze it. So I simply scooped it out of the bowl into a zip-lock bag. I . then flattened it out and popped it straight into the freezer. When it comes to the day get her out of the freezer and out of the bag. Hey presto, you have fresh Jalapeno Citrus Butter.
You can coat this onto the steak, as above, (or other meat, fish, or fowl) ahead of time to allow it to marinade, reverse sear low and slow, and then get it over the coals to char it all up. You can also continually baste the steak with it during the charring process to intensify the flavour.
Finally, you could use the Jalapeno Citrus Butter to pop on top of the cooked steak so it melts and drizzles all over giving it a super tasty and glossy finish. And that folks, is exactly what I will be doing with this for the next ChillaxBBQ.
Our conclusions of our Best Homemade Butter Recipe: Jalapeno Citrus Butter
And that is that. You are done. You have made your little batch of the Best Homemade Butter Recipe: Jalapeno Citrus Butter. Now you can use it immediately or pop it in that zip-lock bag as I did and freeze it for another day.
I think I’ll be making quite a few more of these flavored butter and having a stack of them in the freezer to jazz up my meats, fish, and fowl dishes. What a great idea this is to make your very own Homemade Butter Recipes, so give it a go and of course. ENJOY!!!
People also asked about Homemade Butter Recipes
| # | Questions | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | How do I make homemade butter without a food processor? | To make butter without a food processor, you can use a jar and shake heavy cream until it separates into butter and buttermilk. |
| 2. | Can I make butter at home without heavy cream? | Yes, you can make butter without heavy cream. Using heavy cream or whipping cream will yield the best results, but alternatives can be used. |
| 3. | What are some variations of homemade butter recipes? | Variations include adding honey, cinnamon, or other flavors to customize your butter. Experiment with herbs or spices for unique blends. |
| 4. | How long does homemade butter last, and how should it be stored? | Homemade butter can last 2-4 weeks when refrigerated. Store it in an airtight container to prevent absorption of other odors from the fridge. |
| 5. | Is it possible to make butter from plant-based alternatives? | Yes, you can make butter from plant-based alternatives like coconut cream or almond milk. Find a recipe that suits your dietary preferences. |
| 6. | Can I add flavors like honey or cinnamon to my homemade butter? | Absolutely! Add honey, cinnamon, or any preferred flavor during the blending or mixing process to create a flavored butter. |
| 7. | How do I know when the cream has turned into butter during shaking or blending? | You’ll notice a clear separation between solid butter and liquid buttermilk. It usually takes about 10-15 minutes of shaking or blending. |
| 8. | What type of salt should I use to season my homemade butter? | Use a high-quality salt like sea salt or kosher salt to season your butter. Add it to taste, starting with a small amount and adjusting as needed. |
| 9. | Can I make butter from raw milk, or does it have to be pasteurized? | While pasteurized cream is commonly used, you can make butter from raw milk. Ensure the milk is fresh and comes from a reliable source. |
| 10. | Are there alternative methods for making butter besides shaking or blending? | Yes, other methods include using a stand mixer, hand mixer, or even a food processor if you don’t prefer the shaking method. Find the method that suits you best. |
