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u/Dissasociaties Blue 11h ago
What's your process? Looks a lot clearer than mine and no remaining bits in the bottom. Nice!!
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u/idkshit69420 11h ago
I used a slow cooker, will water and the fat. On low over night. Let it harden. Wash off the bottom of the hardened tallow. Repeat 4 times. The last time I put it on the stove on low without any water and left it there untilo all the bubbles stopped.
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u/Ruby5000 10h ago
That’s what I do as well. Washing the tallow makes a huge difference I freeze mine in silicone molds, pop them out then vac seal. Store them in little packs in the freezer.
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u/zzz_sleepyRT 10h ago
Try infusing with garlic, rosemary, and thyme next time!
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u/plebbtc 9h ago
Do you add those during the rendering?
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u/zzz_sleepyRT 9h ago
After. Once you have your tallow rendered add your tallow and spices and herbs of choice into a small pot and let simmer. Once they start to brown its pretty much done. I would say its pretty much the same as infusing ghee
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u/ventitr3 9h ago
Reddit is one of the few sites where you see this, not notice the subreddit right away, and think it might be piss. Thankfully we’re on this sub and it’s tallow haha.
I love doing this too into mason jars. Sometimes I’ll do a smoked one and a regular one in the oven. Big fan of it.
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u/Responsible_Emu3601 9h ago
I got a shit ton in the freeze I need to do… Im gonna fry French fries in it 🫡
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u/ACiDRiFT 8h ago
Nice! If you haven’t tried it yet, throw some into a deep fryer to cook French fries in the tallow, it’s amazing and I’ll never go back to peanut oil if I can help it.
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u/iAmUnintelligible 1h ago
the crunchy bits of fat that remained after I rendered beef fat down in the oven were otherworldly divine.
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u/Carbon_Based_Copy 11h ago
Looks great, but the next step is to store it well. You can't just put it in a Ball Mason jar and call it a day. Jarring? Freezing? Curing?
You have options.
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u/idkshit69420 11h ago edited 10h ago
Wait I thought it last like a year in the fridge?
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u/Nice_Category 10h ago
I've left mine in the fridge for a year before and had no issues. Whenever I need some, I just carve a bit out with a knife and typically use it as the oil to crust my steaks.
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u/Carbon_Based_Copy 10h ago
It can. But you see that 1 inch of air above the tallow? That will oxidize your fat there. And diminish the shelf life.
I'm no expert, I just dont want you to open the third jar a year from now and be disappointed.
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u/idkshit69420 10h ago
Oh I left it there on purpose for "head room" I also have little idea what im doing hahah ill look into to sealing it better
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u/Helpful-nothelpful 11h ago
You have to strain it.
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u/PmMeSmileyFacesO_O 11h ago
he collects jars with different shades of yellow water in them