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Mutton Fat in Cooking

Dear Aunt Daisy, Hearing a farmer’s wife say she had mutton fat, but could not make much use of it because of its being too hard, I send this hint. Render the fat, and when pouring into a basin, select a large one. Beat the hot dripping for about 3 minutes with the egg-beater; let it stand about 10 minutes, then beat again for one minute or so. Pour into suitable container. This will be almost as soft as beef dripping. I have used it in cakes, sponges and biscuits in the proportion of 2 of dripping to 1 of butter, with excellent results.-"Switzer."

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 244, 25 February 1944, Page 23

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Mutton Fat in Cooking New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 244, 25 February 1944, Page 23

Mutton Fat in Cooking New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 244, 25 February 1944, Page 23

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