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brisket fat
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Last time I smoke a brisket I kept all the fat and used it anytime I cooked something in the skillet instead of using butter or an oil. I let the fat cook down before adding whatever into the pan. It was some good stuff.
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This is your correct answer. You can freeze it in little ziploc snack pack bags. When a recipe calls for a couple TBS of oil to brown an onion or something use this, it doesn't take long to render. |
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I love beef as much as anyone, and brisket is my weakness. But do you know how terrible that would be for you? Beef fat is the WORST fat to use as a lard or oil substitute. I'm sure your cardiologist will thank you later, he's got kids to feed and summer cottages to build after all.
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Sounds like a New York attitude. Want me to limit my soda serving size as well? I'm sure the cardiologist will thank me later for drinking 64oz cokes!! |
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I've just been dealing with high cholesterol and high blood pressure since I was in my late twenties. I'm 6'1" 210 and have always had to deal with it. My intent was to just to share my knowledge not condemn anyone for eating unhealthy. I could honestly careless. |
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Im not the healthiest person ill admit that. Im just trying to be a less wasteful person. Even if I barely use it. I'll feel better than trashing it.
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Do y'all smoke it then trim or trim it then smoke it? In other words can I use the fat after its been smoked?
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