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Cooking With Tallow?

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Kathyp:
Glad you posted this.  I have a bunch in my freezer too and have not gotten to it.  I was going to chunk it, but now I'll grind it first.

gww:
I am always too lazy to grind though I have no doubt it would be a bit faster.  Mine does take quite a while but I don't find it hard.  I do it in a turkey roasting pan in an oven on low heat with no water added.  I do usually make one drain on it before the chunks start really browning.  I probably lose a little at the end cause the most I do is smash with a ladle and when I was young we had a press.  I have did deer, beef, pork or chicken fat.  The chicken and pork don't taste too bad after rendered with a little salt sprinkled on them.  I made a bunch of soap a couple years ago and so did a little bit of it.

Kathyp:
gww how do you store yours and do different types require different storage?  Chicken doesn't seem to keep for me and I am not sure what I am doing wrong. 

gww:
Kathy
I would think freezing might help on some but all seem to get strong in time if my memory is correct from youth.  The later stuff I did actually got used pretty quick making soap and so I really don't have current info to add. To me now days, frying bacon and then using the grease to fry other stuff fits better then about anything.
Cheers

Kathyp:

--- Quote ---To me now days, frying bacon and then using the grease to fry other stuff fits better then about anything. 
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That's what I do too, but I did get some beef fat with our order last year and I have had it in the freezer until I could render it.  I need the space so I need to get at it soon.

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