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	Comments on: How do you render lard? 
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I do mine by dicing the fat so it looks like this and then putting it into  my slow cooker. I leave it for a few hours and then drain off the liquid that has formed by pouring the contents through a metal sieve into a bowl. I then return the diced fat to the slow cooker continue the cooking.
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I repeat this draining and replacing until the pieces of fat that are left are tiny, golden brown and solid.
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I was interested to watch @thefunctionalforce&#8217;s reel last week where Ximena used salt and water in the process (and does more than one render using the later ones to make fat for skin products). 
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And I was reading the &#8216;fats&#8217; section of Food in England by Dorothy Hartley this weekend where yet another process is described.
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I&#8217;d love to hear about your way.	</title>
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