Lard - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
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Hint: it’s not petroleum or plant-based! Lard is a smooth, neutral, and creamy animal fat perfect for baking, grilling, frying, and even flaky pie crusts! This melted fat is solid at room temperature and liquid when warm. Lard also shelf stable! Perfect for your long term food storage preps. When we were considering adding pigs to our homestead, we spent several months weighing the pros and cons of various breeds. We really wanted both meat and fat, so we went with a smaller breed of pig called
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Hint: it’s not petroleum or plant-based! Lard is a smooth, neutral, and creamy animal fat perfect for baking, grilling, frying, and even flaky pie crusts! This melted fat is solid at room temperature and liquid when warm. Lard also shelf stable! Perfect for your long term food storage preps. When we were considering adding pigs to our homestead, we spent several months weighing the pros and cons of various breeds. We really wanted both meat and fat, so we went with a smaller breed of pig called
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The Truth About Lard: A Misunderstood Traditional Fat 🧠 Would you believe that lard was once in every American kitchen? Here's what really happened: In the 1900s, Procter & Gamble (yes, the soap company) discovered they could make candles from cottonseed oil. When electricity threatened their candle business, they had a 'brilliant' idea - market this industrial oil as food. The result? Crisco, launched in 1911. But there was one problem: They had to convince people to stop using lard - a natura
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The Truth About Lard: A Misunderstood Traditional Fat 🧠 Would you believe that lard was once in every American kitchen? Here's what really happened: In the 1900s, Procter & Gamble (yes, the soap company) discovered they could make candles from cottonseed oil. When electricity threatened their candle business, they had a 'brilliant' idea - market this industrial oil as food. The result? Crisco, launched in 1911. But there was one problem: They had to convince people to stop using lard - a natura
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Lard is the perfect winter-storage food. Rich in all the fat-soluble vitamins when obtained from truly pastured pigs, it's also a true superfood. Besides being rich in such fat-soluble vitamins as A, D, and K, it also contains the near-perfect blend of essential fatty acids. Lard is easy to cook with, easy to store, and makes every food taste delicious. We use lard made by a biodynamic-farmer friend, but we also are stocking up on jars from Fatworks, a company whose organic lard is made from her
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Lard! Lard is a type of animal fat, typically derived from pigs, that's commonly used in cooking and baking. Here are some interesting facts: # Types of Lard 1. *Leaf Lard*: Rendered from the fat around the kidneys and loin, this is the highest quality and most sought-after type of lard. 2. *Regular Lard*: Derived from other parts of the pig, this type of lard is still suitable for cooking and baking. # Uses of Lard 1. *Baking*: Lard is a popular choice for pie crusts, biscuits, and other baked
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