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  1. 03-15-2015, 05:02 PM #1
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    Default Lard for deep frying


    What is everyone's thoughts on using lard. I currently use vegetable oil and it seems fine but just looking for options.
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    Peanut oil here.
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    Peanut oil here also. Lard would probably make for some good crispy fillets.
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    Vegetable oil myself. Never know when someone has one of those peanut alergies!!
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    I skillet fry with lard some and its the best. Never used it in a deep fryer. Let us know how it turns out.
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    Forgot to mention I like the rice bran oil from Riceland. Its really good.
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    If I'm frying in a skillet I'll use Canola & if I'm deepfrying I'll use the peanut oil.
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