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Favorite Things Thursday-Tomatoes
I know it sounds disgustingly unhealthy, but bacon grease adds a lot of flavor. Personally, I think bacon grease should always be referred to as bacon drippings. It's the same thing, but drippings sounds better, less red-neck. ...
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Who has a jar of bacon fat in their fridge?
I've got 3...all made of Crisco/shortening aluminum cans: bacon grease, chicken grease and fish grease. The bacon grease stays on the back of the stove and the other 2 sit to the right of the stove, on the counter..within easy reach.
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Can Anyone Smell Bacon?
Then two men carry out a pig that isn't really all that big and grease it down with Crisco and then pour - and I mean pour - vegetable oil over the pig. On "go" the kids all run for the poor unsuspecting pig as fast as they could. ...
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FOOD FRIDAY! ON MONDAY!
Fat: advice runs the gamut from pure bacon grease (delicious but deadlier than necessary) to plain vegetable oil. I settled on a combination of Crisco for its high smoke point and peanut oil for its flavor. Intense flavors are a must. ...
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Camping Donuts
Once you have a good base of coals place your cast iron skillet over fire and add enough Crisco until you have about an inch of grease. You could use peanut oil or canola oil, I just find that Crisco travels well in the camping gear — I ...
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Fried Green Tomatoes
Remove to a plate with a paper towel to soak up grease. Sprinkle 1/4 salt evenly on top of the finished tomatoes. Grocery List: 3 large green tomatoes yellow cornmeal salt pepper paprika flour butter 1/2 lb. bacon Crisco ...
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I Need a Vacation, Man!!
Next time, Miss Celie, may I suggest that you swipe the Crisco. . . Or swipe the bootleg Crisco can from the top of the stove, as it contains bacon grease drippings. (Yeah, that's how they do it in the south). ...
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Mc Donald's Recipe (UAE)
While they're cooling, add the lard or beef drippings to the hot Crisco®. Again, crank the temperature to full. Stir in the lard as it melts into the oil. It will blend in. After the deep fryer is reheated to 375°-400°, add the potatoes ...
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Speaking of bacon...
1 cup white chocolate chips (white chocolate is totally nasty -- I think it's just powdered milk mixed with Crisco -- I omitted this and added more semisweet chocolate chips) 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips 2 lbs crumbled cooked bacon ...
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Deep Thoughts on Deep Frying
Add in approximately three and a half pounds of Crisco shortening, or,for more flavor, good old fashioned hog lard (basically, the captured, rendered and cooled fat from a large swine). Let the shortening heat up until it’s melted, ...
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Do It Yourself
You may have to add a little oil, lard, or bacon grease. Just warning you. You can make this traditional, or smooth. Your choice. 1 lb. country sausage (Jimmy Dean sage is good, and they have a new flavor called intense that’s just as ...
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Toast
You put grease, usually Crisco or bacon drippings, into a frying pan and put whatever you were going to cook into it and cooked until done. And "done" is the operative word; stories about Ruth's aversion to any kind of beef or pork--and ...
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Lardy, lardy when will they learn?
I grew up in a household that saved every drop of bacon grease (or drippins, as we called it) and used it liberally in cooking to season greens, fry chicken or eggs, lighten pie crusts and more. To this day, there is always a coffee can ...
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