Melted butter is butter that has been heated until it reaches a liquid state, often used in cooking, baking, or as a drizzle for popcorn, vegetables, or pancakes, adding richness and flavor to dishes.
Blue-veined cheese is characterized by its distinctive blue-green veins, created by the introduction of mold spores during the cheese-making process, resulting in a tangy flavor profile and creamy texture, exemplified by varieties like Roquefort, Gorgonzola, or Stilton.
Butter oil, also known as ghee, is a clarified butter that has been simmered to remove water content and milk solids, resulting in a rich, golden liquid with a nutty flavor and high smoke point, commonly used in cooking, baking, and traditional medicine.
Lassi is a traditional Indian yogurt-based drink, often flavored with fruits like mango or spices like cardamom, offering a refreshing and cooling beverage enjoyed during hot weather or alongside spicy meals.
Paneer is a fresh, non-melting Indian cheese made by curdling milk with a food acid like lemon juice or vinegar, then pressing the resulting curds into a solid block, commonly used in savory dishes like curries, stir-fries, and grilled skewers, prized for its firm texture and ability to absorb flavors.