Are you talking about butter or baked goods?
If it's the butter, I melt between 1/2 lb and a lb of butter in a double boiler. This keeps the butter from getting too hot, which is what you want- NO BURNING IT or it's ruined. When the butter is melted, put the pot in. Removed most of the stems, break up the buds and mix it in. You should stir it regularly to make sure the butter coats all the pot. I've used an oz for 1/2 lb- and I've used an oz for a lb. of butter. Just depends on how strong you want it. I've cooked it for anywhere from 40 minutes to 2 hours, and didn't see much of a difference either way. The double boiler water should be a SLOW rolling boil and keep adding water as necessary. When you are done, strain the mixture, and drain in a bowl or plastic container. Put in fridge and in a few hours, it will be hardened and ready to go. Just use it in any recipe that calls for butter and you're good to go.......