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Lard is bloody fantastic
flobadob
23-07-2011
Especially in Eastern Europe. There's the wonderful Polish smalec, or this great Czech lard with fried onions. It's like a pork pie flavoured spread.
There's bound to be a Polish shop in your town, so pop down there, buy some smalec and spread it on your toast.
Rogana Josh
23-07-2011
Originally Posted by flobadob:
“Especially in Eastern Europe. There's the wonderful Polish smalec, or this great Czech lard with fried onions. It's like a pork pie flavoured spread.
There's bound to be a Polish shop in your town, so pop down there, buy some smalec and spread it on your toast.”

There's a Polish shop near here do they do it for free(the lard)?
earthling13
23-07-2011
Originally Posted by flobadob:
“Especially in Eastern Europe. There's the wonderful Polish smalec, or this great Czech lard with fried onions. It's like a pork pie flavoured spread.
There's bound to be a Polish shop in your town, so pop down there, buy some smalec and spread it on your toast.”

Dripping on toast fed a lot of people for a number of years after the war. I remember it in the late 50's (as a very small child!) but I wasn't keen. Many older people rue the day chippies stopped using lard to cook their chips.
flobadob
23-07-2011
Originally Posted by earthling13:
“Dripping on toast fed a lot of people for a number of years after the war. I remember it in the late 50's (as a very small child!) but I wasn't keen. Many older people rue the day chippies stopped using lard to cook their chips.”

I haven't has bread and dripping for years. Absolutely excellent stuff.
slappers r us
23-07-2011
Love a bit dip and bread
degsyhufc
24-07-2011
For cooking with I prefer dripping over lard. Lard has a funny smell when heating it. I would say that pork fat is the best over all though (chops, bacon, prosciutto etc.)
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