I come to you with yet another quarantine related/pantry restricted question, this time looking for recipes and advice about baking with lard. I've got butter but also lots of lard that I scored m...
How many Hounders have switched from margarine/veggie oil to animal-fat cooking, and found substantial taste improvement in your food? Are you following a ketogenic or LCHF diet and thriving, or n...
Hey! So i saw Epic's Grass Fed Tallow in a store and was intrigued by it. Online it seems that neither tallow nor lard have any real taste and can be used interchangeable. Does the same rin...
There's a lively thread on the Boston board about a new Mexican restaurant that brags about using lard in its corn tortillas, with a lot of comments that lard is traditional. I'd always thought tha...
I bought a pack of fats from Fatworks back in October of 2015. About a month after that purchase I had no choice but to leave the country. I have just returned last week and have a ton of bottles o...
I buy fischers lard. When I buy it its creamy and white, and although soft, can hold it's shape. After I fry in it it's runny. Like it never fully regains it ability to keep solid form. Why?
I have a recipe that calls for shortening. I have lard but no shortening. Should I use the lard or just wait until I can go out and buy the shortening? How different are they? I'm making ginger...
I am going to venture and making this tamale recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/beef-tamales/detail.aspx Question is, is 3 cups of lard really necessary? Do you have other healthier alternativ...
I traditionally use Crisco in my pie crust, but wanted to avoid hydrogenated oil this Thanksgiving, and so experimented with lard. I was somewhat nervous about it, but was pleasantly surprised by ...
My GF's mom gave me a 32 oz deli container with a label on it that only says "Bread Crumbs Bulka Tarta". From Google, Bulka Tarta just means bread crumbs in polish. However, the ingredients are: ...
Is there any vendor or connection in Boston that can channel Good's Potato chips up to the city? https://www.goodschips.com/ (Adamstown, PA) I have on rare occasion picked up a few bags w...
Freshly rendered, non-hydrogenated lard is a traditional ingredient in some Chinese pastries. For Chinese New Year baking, I was able to find what I needed at Mi Pueblo in Salinas. Two cups of lard...
I just received our pig from the processor and have some cuts I'm unsure of how to use. They are jowl, liver, ham in roast and a slab of pork fat which is easy - I'm going to render in the crock ...
This is pure Malaysian food, which is always a good thing if life is looking dull. To quote Lucky Peach, the dish is: "heaps of noodles, random proteins, cooked in lard." There is no way to make it...
I'm confused. I thought I had read somewhere that butter and lard weight the same but shortening weights less than butter. Now I found a site that equals lard and shortening in weight, and says bu...
Looking for a place in NOLA or greater NOLA area with REASONABLY priced fresh lard, or fatback in order to render my own lard
Does anyone know of a "ready-made" pie crust made with lard?
We recently went to our local Mennonite butcher to get a pound of un-hydrogenated lard for making pie crust. According to the 10 year old young lady working the counter that afternoon, all they h...
I want to make for a British friend a "proper Cornish Pasty". The recipes online are pretty straightforward and rigid but I'm wondering about the fat for the dough. Lard, Crisco, butter, beef fat a...
Where can I find a local source for lard...not the supermarket kind, but the fresher, higher quality kind. And does anyone have experience substituting solid shortening for lard. I suspect the fl...