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Old 01-16-2009, 01:59 AM   #1
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Damn - I think my arteries are hardening. I need to drink more beer to keep my blood pressure low.

Here is a picture of an old college drunken masterpiece brought back to life. Its cooked with tad bit of lard since the sausage is too lean to lube the pan.

Sausage, potatoes, sliced onions seasoned with red pepper, black pepper and Lawry Seasoning Salt.

Browned the sausage, lowered the heat added onion, potato, and seasoning, covered for about 75 minutes on very low heat until the taters are soft.



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The beer.... Hoegaarten Clone (This is the appropriate pairing according to Garrett Oliver)




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Old 01-16-2009, 02:03 AM   #2
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Well growing up in a spanish household,,,I know to which you are speaking.



And what DIDN'T my Grandma, and Mom use it in??? There's a even ton of Christmas cookie recipes that called for it...
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mmm, meat fat. Gotta love it.
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Almost forgot.... need to cover it with ketchup!!

Hot & Spicy Heinz!
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Almost forgot.... need to cover it with ketchup!!

Hot & Spicy Heinz!
And now you've ruined it.

I've never actually cooked with lard myself, but I ate plenty of it during summers in Poland as a kid.
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And now you've ruined it.

I've never actually cooked with lard myself, but I ate plenty of it during summers in Poland as a kid.

Not really, just a little dabble do ya.
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I've never actually cooked with lard myself, but I ate plenty of it during summers in Poland as a kid.

My mother is Polish and does pork chops this way.

Browns them first, in lard, then removes the chops, throws in the taters and onions, seasons mildly (w/o red pepper) then tosses the chops onto the taters to steam until they are super soft like the taters.

mmmmm good!!!
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Manteca!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bacon fat! I always save it for future use. Makes the best bran muffins in the world.
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My mother in law Fried fish one day. I took a bite and asked her "why does this fish taste like pork chops". She had fried fish in lard.....Doh!


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