The prized, pillowy—or should one say, marshmallowy—soft fat that pastry chefs whisper about, the kind your great-grandmother swore by, and the secret behind impossibly flaky crusts, tender biscuits, and melt-in-your-mouth everything—it comes from around the kidneys of our Berkshire hogs and cannot be any more pure or clean than it already is. When rendered into lard, leaf fat is smooth, neutral, and snow-white, meaning it’s perfect for baking, sautéing, or greasing a cast iron like a seasoned head-chef—use it to bake from scratch, to add a nice touch to your roasted veggies, or whatever your imagination comes up with.
Ingredients: Pork.
We promise that this product is made with the following standards:
Pork leaf fat is the soft, clean fat from around the kidneys, prized for making the purest, best-tasting lard.
Use in pie crusts, biscuits, or tortillas for flakiness
Blend into pastries where you don’t want pork flavor
Make soap or candles with the rendered lard