Boar oil
By VicentaLakin
It's only a month before mid-fall, and the young people in the circle are already practicing for mid-fall. Leather, and soothsay is in pig oil, and a good can of pork oil is ready for my mooncake. It was only when someone asked about the oil and bought it there that it suddenly came out, and now there seems to be little shadow of it in everyday life. And when I was a mom, I could eat oil, remember when I was a kid, I used to make a big pot. For most of the year, the family's daily cooking is basically pork oil, and occasionally comes up with a little vegetable oil and says it's too weak. As life changes, now the food oil is dominated by vegetable oils. In fact, the family can still have some pig oil, but it doesn't have much more to eat, and it's a lot of other uses. It's soft like onion cakes made out of pig oil. It doesn't feel the same if you don't have a taste of pig oil, like a variety of pickles. Of course it's very hot, don't over-eating, don't worry about getting fat
Recipe Recommendations
- pork plate oil 700 grams
- fine sugar 10 grams
Steps for Boar oil

1
Get a piece of lard ready. The place where the meat is sold is usually the same, and if there is no pigboard oil, any clean pig fat or fat。
2
cleaning up the oily surfaces with fresh water, cutting to about 3 cm wide, 4 cm long and about 0.5 cm thick. the size of the slices affects the time of refining, is too small to pass over, it affects the efficiency of the oil and can be wasteful。
3
Clean the pot
4
Plate oil。
5
The oil that's just pouring into the pot is going to be boiled。
6
When oil leaks, the fire turns。
7
The fire slowly lets it boil in the pot, and it just happens to be a little hot。
8
Slags turn small and buttery, oily。
9
Filter out the slag, filter out the oil into the fine sugar。
10
Freshly made pork oil is bright yellow and condensed into milk and white when frozen in the fridge。Boar oil Make Tips
1. Sprinkling a small amount of fine sugar into the rendered lard can intensify its aroma and also act as a preservative.
2. When buying leaf lard, try to choose pieces that are relatively thick and fatty, as this will yield a higher amount of oil.
3. The filtered lard residue can be added in small amounts when stir-frying or making steamed buns to enhance the flavor of the dishes.