Boiled Lard
1.
Cut pork suet into thick slices (the store’s help). Too thin, the oily residue is not tasty and fragile.
2.
Wash the lard with warm water several times. I put the wok for washing, so I don’t want to take up a lot of pots.
3.
Filter out the water in the pot and set it on fire to start to burn. The remaining water is enough to use, no need to add. If you filter too much, drain the water and add a small bowl of water.
4.
Add a spoonful of salt.
5.
After the water in the pot is dry, start to boil out the oil, pay attention to the firepower, not too much.
6.
The oil residue turned golden yellow and cease fire.
7.
Remove the oil residue.
8.
After the oil settles for a while, find a water-free and dry basin, preferably enamel basin, pour it in, cool it, and use it anytime.