lard

the larder had hit low tide.

larded the report with quotations.

The lard was tried in a big kettle.

His conversation was larded with Russian proverbs.

his conversation is larded with quotations from Coleridge.

the pages were larded with corrections and crossings-out.

n. a helicopter larding pad.

lard, where olien is in excess;and butter, where palmitin is in excess.Margarin is a mixture of stearin and palmitin.

Consider work initially as a commis chef or chef de partie, assistant cook, larder chef or assistant patissier.

These included the great kitchen, privy kitchen, cellar, larder, pantry, buttery, ewery, saucery, chaundry, spicery, poultery and victualling house.

Kerwin Hack, a counsellor at HR consultancy Fairplace, therefore suggests larding CVs with phrases extracted from the job ad.

When ferulyl diolein was used in lard or peanut oil, the shelf life of it could be prolonged to 10 months or 8.6 months at 20℃ respectively.

" Pou du lard" means lice of bacon or fat.

Whitebait, fried in lard, were considered a delicious delicacy.

So no one here will be switching to lard.

Having cooked this in lard most of this is fat.

She said her mama rubs lard on all the places where it hurts.

You can fry it in butter or for a really delicious taste use lard.

It was always Sheldon's favorite. You know what the secret ingredient is? Love? Lard.

I'm going to have to put that down because I've got lard on my elbow.

Again, it's just to lard it and we put the meat on top.

In the 21st Century chippie, vegetable fats have often replaced beef dripping or lard for frying.