Let’s make Browned Smoked Sea Salt Butter! Browning butter is a great way to deepen the flavor and give your dish a nutty, rich taste. Doing this with our Smoked Sea Salt butter adds another level of umami!
It’s pretty simple, just watch your pot and make sure not to overcook because you will lose the delicious nutty aroma of the brown butter and get black butter instead. 👎
This is an excellent addition to so many dishes! Try it on some seafood or veggies this week.

Heat a thick-bottomed skillet on medium heat. Add the butter, stirring frequently.
Once melted, the butter will foam up a bit, then subside. Observe as lightly browned specks begin forming at the pan’s bottom. Smell the butter; it should have a nutty aroma.
Pour into a bowl to stop the butter from cooking further.

 

Make-Ahead & Freezing Instructions: You can prepare brown butter ahead of time. Since butter is solid at room temperature, the browned butter will solidify. Cover and store in the refrigerator for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 3 months. Melt or bring to room temperature before using in your recipe.

Smoked Sea Salt Pack of 6

$42.00

MSRP:

A note on shipping: Due to the Christmas and New Year Holidays, all orders placed on or after December 18, 2024 will ship in January 2025. Thank you for your patience! 

Cold-smoked hickory sea salt is swirled into creamy, slow-cultured butter to create a savory, smoky flavor with a slightly spicy finish that perfectly complements all your grilled goodies from fish oysters to your butcher shop sirloin steak.

Because we use the freshest cream and we culture and batch churn in a process that takes up to 20 times longer than mass-production methods, our unsalted butter stands alone with superior flavor and creaminess.

Stock Up! Choose from a pack of 6, 8 and 12 butters or Mix & Match 6 or Mix & Match 12

You can freeze your butter for up to 12 months. Once you’ve put it in the refrigerator, you should eat it within 6 weeks. Not sure you can eat it all that quickly? Try putting half in the freezer, and the other half in the refrigerator.