lard
lard
lɑrd
laard
British pronunciation
/lˈɑːd/

Definition & Meaning of "lard"in English

Lard
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a soft white solid substance that is obtained from melting the fatty parts of a hog, used in cooking

lard definition and meaning

What is "lard"?

Lard is a type of rendered fat obtained from pigs, primarily from the fatty tissue surrounding the animal's kidneys and abdomen. It is created through a process of heating the pork fat until it melts, then straining out the solid impurities. Lard has been used in cooking for centuries and is valued for its high smoke point and versatility in culinary applications. It has a rich flavor and creamy texture, making it ideal for frying, baking, and sautéing.

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He discovered that lard has a higher smoke point compared to other fats.
I substituted butter with lard in my cookie recipe for a lighter and more wholesome treat.
to lard
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to spread or coat something with lard or a similar fat

to lard definition and meaning
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She lards the pie crust with a thin layer of melted butter for added richness.
The cook lards the pan with pork fat to prevent the food from sticking.
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