Boiled Lard
1.
Ingredients: pork suet, a slice of ginger;
2.
After buying the pork suet, wash it with warm water carefully and cut it into pieces;
3.
Add a small bowl of water to the pot and bring to a boil;
4.
Add the prepared pork suet and a slice of ginger (to remove the fishy, or leave it alone), and cook slowly over medium heat;
5.
Slowly the water evaporates, and the suet starts to spit out oil. At this time, change to the minimum heat;
6.
More and more oil~
7.
Boil until the oil residue becomes brown and floats on the surface of the oil. At this time, you can press the oil residue with a colander to press out the lard in the oil residue;
8.
Remove the oil residue, the oil residue is very fragrant when used for cooking;
9.
Allow the lard to cool properly, filter it, add a little salt to the filtered oil, and place it in a clean container and keep it tightly sealed.
10.
The freshly boiled lard becomes transparent and light golden yellow, very fragrant~
11.
The lard is white and flawless after solidification~
Tips:
1. Be careful not to cook the lard too much, the lard that has been boiled will have a strange smell;
2. Put a slice of ginger when making lard to remove the fishy smell, and the lard will be more fragrant. Putting a little salt in the boiled lard is good for preservation;