Size: 500 g.
Ingredients: Beef (organic & grass-fed).
Suitable for: Making cooking tallow from.
Packaging: Vacuum packed.
Converting raw suet into cooking tallow is easy: Trim off any meat residues, glands, etc. Dice the suet into cubes of about 1–2 cm. Place everything in a pot and set it to the lowest heat on the stove. The tallow is ready when most of the fat has melted into the pot, which usually takes 2–4 hours. Pour the warm, slightly cooled tallow through a permanent filter or cheesecloth into a glass or metal jar (a stainless steel sieve works if you don't have a filter or cheesecloth). Store in the refrigerator or at room temperature. In the refrigerator, the tallow lasts for +6 months, and at room temperature for 1–2 months.
It's also excellent to render the suet in the oven. Place it in a saucepan and set the oven to about 100–110°C. It takes a little longer in the oven; it's easy to let it render overnight and strain the finished tallow in the morning through a cheesecloth or a permanent filter.
The finished tallow has a mild beefy taste and is excellent for oven-roasting vegetables and potatoes, as well as for frying meat.