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  1. I make it from fat trimmings , but making it from a suet is a whole different thing, it’s so much betters and healthier.

  2. Made this last weekend one using the chef’s method and the other from online using a slow cooker. Mine took a little bit longer than the chefs here but it still turned out great. I don’t necessarily would use the slow cooker method again unless you cube the fat like the chef does. I just threw mine into a cast iron pan with miscellaneous sizes

  3. I can’t believe how much beef and pork and even chicken fat that I have thrown out until I started watching cooking shows lol. I’ve always been a fan of marrow though, I’m not wasting anything that is edible on the bone.

  4. Actually, a healthier alternative to it is pig fat, it’s the only cooking oil that can be washed off with only warm water and keeps all the nutrients and flavors beef tallow has

  5. Anything with milk just goes through me but after using beef tallow for more than a year, I can enjoy eating ice cream without worrying where the toilet is.

  6. Just a heads up if it wasn't obvious but the smell this process produces is terrible

  7. If you buy chips in beef drippings vs seed oils – you'll never go back. Also eating it actually feels healthy.

  8. The best fat is rendered bone marrow. This is why you want your steaks with the bone, or why soup kitchens keep the bones to cook with to influse flavor.

  9. 160° what the hell is so hard with clarifying and diversifying your audience with metrics they can understand. Deleting this stupid channel and never watching another video again of yours. Seriously it’s so stupid to disclose a large portion of your audience.

  10. If you want the most bang for your buck, put the fat in the freezer till it's really cold, but not frozen. Then put it through a meat grinder. That way you'll extract the most amount of tallow.

  11. Mom would love this. Alas, her live-in chef/chauffeur/gofer/wine steward is pescetarian. XD Too bad there's no such thing as fish tallow (to my knowledge).

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