Boiled Lard

Boiled Lard

by Pretty horse po

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

Lard, also known as big oil, meat oil. Compared with general vegetable oil, the fat of lard has an irreplaceable special fragrance, which can increase people's appetite. Especially when matched with radishes, vermicelli and soy products, you can get a delicious taste that is difficult to achieve with other seasonings. Animal oil contains a variety of fatty acids. The content of saturated fatty acids and unsaturated fatty acids is equal, almost evenly distributed, with certain nutrients, and can provide extremely high calories.
When I was young, I often ate lard, especially in winter. Every family would boil lard. I am familiar with the process of boiling lard.
Generally healthy people can consume lard.
1. People in cold areas are suitable for eating more
2. The elderly, obese patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, exogenous diseases, and loose stools are not suitable for consumption. "

Ingredients

Boiled Lard

1. Cut pork suet into thick slices (the store’s help). Too thin, the oily residue is not tasty and fragile.

Boiled Lard recipe

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.

Boiled Lard recipe

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.

Boiled Lard recipe

4. Add a spoonful of salt.

Boiled Lard recipe

5. After the water in the pot is dry, start to boil out the oil, pay attention to the firepower, not too much.

Boiled Lard recipe

6. The oil residue turned golden yellow and cease fire.

Boiled Lard recipe

7. Remove the oil residue.

Boiled Lard recipe

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.

Boiled Lard recipe

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