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Shortening (Crisco, Copha, Solite, Cream Cup)
The term "shortening" can be used more broadly to apply to any fat that is used for baking and which is solid at room temperature, such as butter, lard, or margarine, but as used in recipes it refers to a hydrogenated vegetable oil that ...
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"Turkey" Pot Pie
2-2 1/2 c broth 1/2 c soy milk OR extra broth *Storebought or homemade pie crust OR vegan puff pastry, thawed according to directions (watch for lard if buying. A lot of store brands are cheap and made with vegetable oil) Method: ...
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Grease to Greece: Crossing Europe in Cooking Oil-Fueled Cars
The event ended with a ceremony at the British Embassy in Athens, where the ironically named Ambassador Simon Gass presented a Golden Lard award to the team that collected the most grease. The race was the brainchild of Englishman Andy ...
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Grease to Greece Challenge!
The rally cars were converted to run on vegetable oil by using a portable domestic bio diesel processor. Their biggest challenge will be to find enough vegetable oil; many establishments use solid lard to fry their foods and not ...
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July and August 2008 MBM Cooking Segment Recipes
Cooking oil Procedure: 1.In a bowl, combine tagunton, egg, flour and squash. 2.Pour water and mix well with a wooden spoon. 3.Add the chopped onions and spring onions. Season with pepper. 4.Continue mixing to blend well. ...
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Lardy, lardy when will they learn?
Unlike the natural solid fat, lard, vegetable shortening is a liquid oil until manufacturers tamper with its structure by heating it up under pressure and bubbling hydrogen gas into it (with a catalyst to make it all work faster) and ...
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Cattle, Cotton & Oil, Oh My!
Update: After seeing the later White Dome post, I am pondering if perhaps the "refining" refers only to vegetable and animal oils and not to petroleum products at all. I guess its my fossil-fuel-centric lifestyle that led me to the ...
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Good Comments: Anna on The Dark Side of Deep Fry
Except for some olive oil in uncooked foods, I tend to avoid the common industrial vegetable oils by making my own salad dressings, mayonnaise, etc. The rest of the fats I use are home-rendered lard, coconut oil, and butter. Yum! ...
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Cancer and Dog Foods
Look for corn (grain, oil, meal), vegetable oil, and beef fat (lard, tallow), to name a few. Foods are put together to be successful enterprises (profit), and omega 6-rich items are favored for this reason. ...
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Vegetable Oil: The Silent Killer
American shortening consumption of 10 grams per person per day held steady until the 1960’s, although the content of that shortening had changed from mostly lard, tallow and coconut oil—all natural fats—to partially hydrogenated soybean ...
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Some Cast Iron Memories
Back to the cooking: Next you fill the iron skillet with vegetable oil, about two inches or so deep. I like Wesson Oil, as I like corn oil best, but any vegetable oil will do. Due to corn being used to make the fuel Ethanol, ...
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Mayan Chicken Fricassee
Heat the lard or vegetable oil in a skillet, add the puree, and cook, over moderate heat, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, for 5 minutes. Drain the chicken, reserve the stock, and return the chicken to the casserole. ...
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Uses of Salt
For relief from the itching of mosquito and chigger bites, soak the area in salt water, then apply a coating of lard or vegetable oil. When poison ivy erupts, relieve the itching by soaking in hot salt water. ...
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Merdeka Open House 2008: Mee and My Malaysia
Place scalded noodles and bean sprout in a soup plate/bowl. Put in the soup over and add the toppings. Put 1 or 2 tea spoons of the pork lard and garlic (not the oil. Just the crisp). Eat with sambal belacan with added lime juice. ...
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