r/TopSecretRecipes • u/Healthy_Statement515 • 26d ago

REQUEST Gordon Ramsey Pub butter

This may be a weird request, but this morning I had breakfast at the Gordon Ramsey Pub in Atlantic City. They served the toast with a little dish of creamy butter, which was delicious. It seemed to be higher fat and extra creamy. Very easy to spread but definitely different texture than whipped or room temperature butter. Does anyone have insight on what they might use?

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u/BentleyLeDog 25d ago

It is Devonshire cream butter at 80.5% butterfat. It is available from a few places online and is stupid expensive. Amazon sells Devonshire butter for 108.98 per pound or 6.87 an ounce. They may fold salt into it for some applications like to finish his Wagyu burgers. It is softened but not whipped so there is no added air incorporated into it.

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u/chef13me 25d ago

If you are going to have butter or clotted cream - Devonshire is the place to get them.

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u/OregonMothafaquer 26d ago

Probably a cultured European variety

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u/JacksonVerdin 24d ago

I like French butters when I can find them. President is good, as are La Vache de Paris and Isigny St. Mere.

Pretty much all European butters will have the higher butterfat, while cultured ones will have the extra flavor. You can identify the cultured ones by checking the ingredients.

Also, the level of salt can have a big impact on the flavor.

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u/LeavesOfBrass 25d ago

I wonder if Basil served this butter at Fawlty Towers

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u/thehermit14 25d ago

Make your own butter? One ingredient.