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Sliced Pork with Wood Ear Fungus / More about Lard; softened from Google Blogsearch:
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Real Irish Food for St. Paddy's Day « Comestibles
Once the meat is trussed, smear the lard or softened butter all over the outside of it. Heat a heavy dutch oven over medium-high heat and then place the meat in it and brown it carefully on all sides. This is the only browning it will ...
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Live, Love, Lard | dinner with Julie
Flatten each ball of dough and roll out into a thin circle and brush with the softened pork lard. Roll each up loosely, then coil so that it resembles a snail's shell; keeping it a bit loose as the dough will rise further. ...
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A Messy Kitchen: Ensaïmadas - let's visit Spain!
To shape the Ensaïmadas: Flatten one doughball, then roll out with a rolling pin (use flour as needed) until you get a pretty thin dough circle and brush it generously with the softened pork lard (or bacon grease or softened butter). ...
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Culinary in the Desert: Chipotle Beef Tamales...
If one was going to be fairly traditional with making masa dough for tamales, there would probably be a good amount of lard used. However, the recipe we made used a couple unique approaches to add in extra flavor, without the need for so much fat. ... That moist dough I made will then be used to encase the beefy filling - a simple combination of softened onions, pungent cloves of garlic, oregano and browned beef that we sauced up with a can of chipotle sauce for a mild, ...
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Making lard into.......lard.
After the small amount of fat began to soften, I loaded the pot with the rest of the lard. Some of the directions I read suggest letting the fat melt with the lid off. I prefer the lid on. It seems to reduce the pork smell that ...
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Jax Gourmet Club: Scottish Dinner - 03/06/2010
Melt a wee bit of lard/cooking oil and add the chopped onion. Once softened add the water and meat (you can just add stock rather than boil meat) and boil, skimming off any fatty deposits from the top. 4. After boiling for about half an ...
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Thomasina Miers' simple Mexican recipes
They should be soft and slightly charred. When the spring onions are cooked, remove from the pan, add the reserved marinade from the steak and let it sizzle up before pouring over the warm beans. Chop up the steak into bite-size pieces across .... Brush both sides of the buns with the chorizo fat and a little extra lard or oil if you think they need it. Toast on the grill pan on both sides. Smear one half of the buns with refried beans and top with the avocado, red onion, ...
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Rendering Lard & Tallow | AMERICAN HOME CANNING
Straining the tallow is not as straight forward as straining the lard. That's because the tallow/suet won't just pour into a container. The softened beef fat will have a semi jelly consistency and needs coaxing through a strainer. ...
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.: Pastissets - Powdered Sugar Cookies
2/3 cup lard or vegetable shortening, softened 1/3 cup unsalted butter 1/2 cup sugar 1 egg yolk 1/2 teaspoon fresh lemon peel, grated 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon 2 cups flour confectioners' sugar, Sifted (for dusting) Directions: ...
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Feed the People: Make your Own… Pretzels
75g lard, softened and chopped finely 325ml, tepid milk 125ml salted warm water, for brushing 1 tablespoon coarse sea salt, for sprinkling. Method Preheat oven to 200°C (180°C fan forced). In a bowl or food processor with a dough hook ...
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What's Cookin'?: Sausage Ranchera
Place lard into a large skillet and melt over medium heat. Add cut-up sausage, stirring often and frying until sausage develops a crust (not blackened). Add onions and cook until translucent. Add next 6 ingredients and cook, stirring occasionally until softened. Add spices, stirring to incorporate. Mix in some water (about 8 oz or so) and reduce to a low simmer. Cover and simmer (without boiling) for 2 hrs. This is really necessary to incorporate flavors and remove the ...
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