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This lard is pretty good; it's white and clean, with no strange smell.
I'm using it and I thought it was smaller
Quite large, almost the same size as a gallon
Everything's great.
Very good flavor and it delivers what it says
A whole barrel of lard, the most flavorful lard for fried rice and stir-fries, I won't need to buy it for a long time.
I bought a can of lard, which makes cooking more fragrant. Many people are afraid of lard, but it's actually only 50% saturated fat, and half is monounsaturated fat, with the same oleic acid found in olive oil. The human body needs fat, but excessive intake of either animal or vegetable oils is detrimental to health.
Lard is very fragrant when cooking. 4 pounds can last for a long time. The key is that the quality is very good
Using this lard to make egg yolk pastry is very successful and has a good crisping effect.
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Frequently asked questions
What is pork lard used for in cooking?
Pork lard is used for frying, baking, sautéing, and adding flavor to dishes like tamales, pie crusts, and refried beans.
How do I substitute pork lard in recipes?
You can substitute pork lard with butter, shortening, or vegetable oils, though the flavor and texture may change.
Does pork lard need to be refrigerated?
It is best to refrigerate pork lard to extend its shelf life and prevent spoilage.
Can I freeze pork lard?
Yes, pork lard freezes well and can be stored in the freezer for up to one year.
Can I use pork lard for baking?
Yes, pork lard creates flaky pastries, tender pie crusts, and flavorful baked goods.
How do I render pork lard at home?
Cut pork fat into small pieces, slowly heat it in a pot until it melts, then strain the liquid lard for storage.
Can I reuse pork lard after frying?
You can strain and reuse pork lard a few times, but discard it if it smells rancid or contains burnt particles.
Where can I buy pork lard around me?
You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.
What does pork lard taste like?
Pork lard has a mild, savory flavor that enhances both savory and sweet dishes, without overpowering other ingredients.
How do I store pork lard?
Store pork lard in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to several months or in the freezer for longer storage.
How long does pork lard last after opening?
When refrigerated and sealed properly, pork lard can last several months after opening.
Is pork lard gluten-free?
Pure pork lard is naturally gluten-free, but always check the label for additives.
Is pork lard the same as bacon fat?
No, pork lard is rendered from pork fat and is neutral in flavor, while bacon fat is smoked and salted, giving it a strong flavor.
How do I know if pork lard has gone bad?
Spoiled pork lard will have a sour odor, off taste, or noticeable discoloration.
Where can I buy pork lard?
You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.
What dishes can I make with pork lard?
Pork lard is great for tamales, tortillas, fried chicken, pie crusts, biscuits, sautéed vegetables, and refried beans.
Popular reviews
- This lard is pretty good; it's white and clean, with no strange smell.
- I'm using it and I thought it was smaller
- Quite large, almost the same size as a gallon
- Everything's great.
- Very good flavor and it delivers what it says
- A whole barrel of lard, the most flavorful lard for fried rice and stir-fries, I won't need to buy it for a long time.
- I bought a can of lard, which makes cooking more fragrant. Many people are afraid of lard, but it's actually only 50% saturated fat, and half is monounsaturated fat, with the same oleic acid found in olive oil. The human body needs fat, but excessive intake of either animal or vegetable oils is detrimental to health.
- Lard is very fragrant when cooking. 4 pounds can last for a long time. The key is that the quality is very good
- Using this lard to make egg yolk pastry is very successful and has a good crisping effect.
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