Suet:
A dry, firm animal fat used in the making of pastry and steamed puddings. Vegetarian alternatives are available.
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Suet
The harder fat near the kidneys and loins in beef and mutton.
Sweetbread
The edible thymus or pancreas of a calf, lamb or pig.
Suet Crust Pastry
Ingredients:
225g self-raising flour
Half a teaspoonful sea salt
100g shredded suet
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Suet - the fat surrounding the kidneys and loin of an animal. It is used in stuffings, mincemeat and plum pudding.
Sugar - a sweet, water-soluble, crystalline carbohydrate; used as a sweetener and preservative for foods.
Suet (/ˈsuː.ɪt/) is raw beef or mutton fat, especially the hard fat found around the loins and kidneys. It melts at about 21°C (70°F). It consists mostly of saturated fat.
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suet = beef suet Pronunciation: SOO-it Shopping hints: Your butcher will probably give some of this to you for free. Substitutes: vegetarian suet OR shortening OR beef drippings OR chicken fat OR pork fat OR butter ...
Suet
The hard fat around the kidney and loins of mutton and beef animals used in cooking and for making tallow
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suet (SOO-iht) - Suet is the white fatty casing that surrounds the kidneys and the loins in beef, sheep, and other animals.
Suet - White fatty casing that surrounds the kidneys and the loins in beef, sheep, and other animals. Suet has a higher melting point than butter and when it does melt it leaves small holes in the dough, giving it a loose soft texture.
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A type of sausage made from a combination of onion, suet, matzo meal, and flour, which is packed into kosher beef intestines and then steam cooked and roasted.
Black pudding, an ancient dish in England and Scotland, was made of oatmeal, suet, and hog's blood. White pudding was suet with toasted oatmeal.
Over time, beef suet came to replace the meat and today mincemeat is thought of as a spicy preserve consisting of a mixture of dried and candied fruits, nuts, apples, and spices (with or without beef suet) that is heavily laced with brandy or rum.
It is quite possible to lower the fat content of mincemeat by omitting the suet. Some people use vegetable suet instead of beef fat. An alternate recipe, which is almost identical in taste, is green tomato mincemeat.
In the fourteenth century and up until the beginning of the eighteenth century, animal fats such as butter, bacon, lard, mutton fat (perhaps a vestige of the Arab presence), and beef suet were the fats used in Sicilian cooking.
Render- To separate solid fat such as suet or lard from meat tissue by melting.
Roast- To cook a meat, uncovered, in the oven. Pot-roasting refers to braising a meat roast.
Saute- To brown or cook food in a small amount of hot fat.
A type of sausage made from blood (usually pig's), cereal (such as oatmeal) and fat (often suet) and flavoured with herbs and spices. They are popular all over Europe, especially in France (boudin noir) where there are many local variations.
Saturated. Butter, ghee, suet, tallow, lard, coconut oil, cottonseed oil, and palm kernel oil, dairy products (especially cream and cheese), meat, chocolate, and some prepared foods.
Scottish dish of a sheep's stomach stuffed with offal, oatmeal, suet and seasonings. Traditionally served with mashed swede ('bashed neeps') and potatoes on Burns' Night (which celebrates the birthday of Scottish poet Robbie Burns on 25th January).
chopped fine with suet and oatmeal. It is considered peculiarly a Scottish dish, but was common in England till the 18th century. The derivation of the word is obscure. The Fr. hachis, English "hash," is of later appearance than "haggis.
It is a large link sausage that is made of pig's blood, suet, bread crumbs, and oatmeal. The difference between Zungenwurst and traditional blood sausage is that pieces of pickled tongue are added to Zungenwurst.
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A spicy preserve in English cookery that consists of a mixture of dried fruit, apple, suet, candied fruit and spices, steeped in rum or brandy. It is the traditional filling for individual mince pies, served warm at Christmas.
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Mincemeat A blended mixture of finely chopped cooked beef, currants, apples, suet, and spices
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Quenelle - A paste made of fish, poultry, or veal meat mixed with eggs, cream, panade, and/or beef suet.
A paste made of fish, poultry, or veal meat mixed with eggs, cream, panade, and/or beef suet.
This large link sausage is made of pig's blood, suet, bread crumbs, and oatmeal. It is generally sold precooked. Also known as "blood sausage."
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Rendering of fats is also carried out on a kitchen scale by chefs and home cooks. In the kitchen, rendering is used to transform butter into clarified butter, suet into tallow and pork fat into lard.
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Spotted Dog (English): Pudding served with custard, made with flour, suet, raisins and boiled.
rum or brandy, with suet being the only vestige of meat. Mince-
meat is cured and served in a piecrust for a traditional Christmas
dessert.
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