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Wed Sep-16-09 08:13 AM
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| Scratch biscuits made with lard. Sweet mystery of life, at last I found you.... |
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I made biscuits the other day and instead of using butter I used lard instead. Higher, lighter and man oh man -- *drooling*
Pork fat rules!
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TreasonousBastard
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Wed Sep-16-09 08:24 AM
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| 1. Lard is the trick for biscuits, pie crusts, corn bread... |
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and probably a few other things, too. And good lard isn't any less healthy than most other fats we load up on in much greater quantity.
Bacon drippings can work in a pinch for some things, but I've had a problem finding leaf lard-- supermarket meatcutters never heard of it. (That's the good stuff from around the kidneys, and not hydrogenated or mixed with Crisco-like gunk.)
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Wed Sep-16-09 12:23 PM
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| 2. I enjoyed the reference to Victor Herbert there.... |
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...  Naughty Marietta, 1935.
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Wed Sep-16-09 02:51 PM
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| 3. I only use lard and butter in my baking; banned shortening and margarine |
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from my kitchen years and years ago. Lard is without equal, and in moderation much healthier for you than trans fats.
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