recipes : savoryA phat project

Eeew, now if that's what you're thinking - stop right there and wait for the final product. What do you think are my culinary plans for the weekend? Take a guess!

A phat project

A phat project

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Little pieces of your mind

Tripe?

June 9th, 2007 subscribed
Mai

is that duck fat?

June 9th, 2007
maike

zunge?

June 9th, 2007

I am thinking ew, but everything I've seen here has been great so I'm sure you'll wow us!

June 9th, 2007
Lisa

Is it pork fat? Something containing lard?

June 9th, 2007
Valerie

Aha, ihr wollt Bacon Fett machen, so wie Elise von Simply Recipes kürzlich, oder?

June 9th, 2007

Thank you for playing along! While some of you are on the right track, the right answer is yet missing ;) The answer and more details in the next days - the weather is simply too beautiful to stay inside and cook all day!

June 9th, 2007
denzylle

Chitterlings?

June 9th, 2007
LR

is that by any chance....tongue? it kind of looks like it has taste buds in the 1 pic.

June 9th, 2007

you're gonna confit something?

June 9th, 2007

I'm all out of ideas on this one. I can see a little twinkling of goosebumps which makes me think of some kind of bird - but I could be way off line.

June 9th, 2007
Julia

griebenschmalz?

June 9th, 2007

Goosie goosie gander, whither shall I wander?

Would love to wander back to Munich, but meanwhile, I return vicariously to the Viktualienmarkt

Love the blog!

June 10th, 2007

Rendering lard?

June 10th, 2007

Or making duck fat... I'm not sure what kind of animal fat this is...

What is the ultimate project? Confit? Pie dough? Fries?...

June 10th, 2007
Peter

Ich tippe auf Schweinespeck. Wollt ihr Schweineschmalz daraus machen?

June 10th, 2007

Is it people? It's people, isnt it?

June 10th, 2007

Hah! I'm totally familiar with this item. It's Pork Lard. It tastes wonderful and it's used in traditional Chinese cooking, not so much anymore because of the health factor.

Can't wait to see what you are going to use it for, whatever it is, it's going to be heavenly!
Just stumbled on your blog. Absolutely beautiful!

June 10th, 2007
Inka

I'd say pork fat, too. But what can you use it for??

June 10th, 2007

liposuction?

June 10th, 2007

There you go! Julia is right on, Griebenschmalz it is! Is there an English term for it? Anyway, I'll be posting the results in the next few days... stay tuned.

June 10th, 2007
Kat

I'm sure whatever it is, it will amaze me.

June 11th, 2007

Would that be a pork rind or maybe crackling in English? Is the plan to deep fry?

By the way, love the blog. Ran across it by chance a couple of weeks ago and have been enjoying it ever since.

June 11th, 2007

Render that fat and no matter what you create, it's sure to be delicious. People should not fear fat. It's what makes bacon and anything else you add it to sing!

June 11th, 2007
Susanne

"Tablier de sapeur" I would say in french, a speciality of Lyon that is going to be forgotten soon. The name compares it to the creamy apron of the sappers of the Légion française. These men were generally strong and so the "tablier" ment the above apron and the covered part ;-)

June 11th, 2007 subscribed

Ah, Deutsche Wochen bei delicious days

June 11th, 2007

Pork lard, that's what it is. When I was little, I used to see my mom cutting it up and cooking it in a wok to get the oil. :)

June 12th, 2007 subscribed

i think your gonna make a crunchy pork rind! =) im sure that's fat pork skin in the photo.. is it??

June 12th, 2007
susan

you made homemade sausages! (right?)

June 12th, 2007

Wie wäre es mit "crackling fat" oder "dripping with greaves". What is the right expression?

June 12th, 2007
Lauren

I'm a vegetarian, so I will have to see the final product before I can feel good about this. Judging by your past entries, I doubt it will be very hard to sway me :o)

June 12th, 2007
Colleen

The English for Griebenschmalz is "Crackling Fat"

June 13th, 2007

pork scratchings?

June 23rd, 2007 subscribed
 

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