Chicken schmaltz

Schmaltz can be made with any amount of skin and fat. The butcher or farmer you buy your chicken from will often save skin and fat for you on request. If you like to make chicken soup, save all the skin and fat before you put the bird in the pot. If you roast a chicken regularly, you can pull loose fat from it and trim unused skin, saving it in the freezer until you have enough to render for schmaltz.

Schmaltz (rendered chicken fat or rendered fat from ducks or geese) is easy to make with fresh fat and adds a unique flavor and texture to many dishes.

How to Render Chicken Fat - a step-by-step tutorial on how to render chicken fat. Super easy and something every home cook should know!

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You can find schmaltz at kosher markets and specialty foods stores--or render the fat you trim from your bird; your dish will be better for it.

Hi Sweet Friends, Today, I want to share with you How to Make Schmaltz … otherwise known as Rendered Chicken Fat. Love, Mary

Learn where to find and how to cook with schmaltz, a butter-like chicken fat with rich flavor.

Schmaltz (also spelled schmalz or shmalz) is rendered (clarified) chicken or goose fat used for cooking or baking. It is healthy, delici...

What happens when you roast a chicken over bread cubes? Magic.

The possibilities are endless.

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Step-by-step guide (with pictures) to rendering chicken fat into schmaltz suitable for all your Jewish cooking needs.

Schmaltz (Rendered Chicken Fat) Recipe | Serious Eats

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A staple of Ashkenazi Jewish cooking, schmaltz—rendered chicken fat—adds rich flavor to the dishes it's used in.

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This Spatchcocked Chicken with Sourdough Croutons & Schmaltz is incredibly easy to make and will become one of your favorite one-pan dinners. The chicken fat - the schmaltz - crisps up the sourdough croutons in an incomparably way.

Schmaltz or rendered chicken fat is a must for traditional Ashkenazi Jewish foods like matzo balls or chopped liver. Learn how to make your own! I have many quirky kitchen habits, but I am about to confess to you one the quirkiest: I collect chicken fat. Whenever I make a whole roast chicken, before I...Read More »

Schmaltz and Gribenes - How to render chicken fat and make crispy gribenes cracklings, a classic ingredient in traditional Jewish cooking. Great to add flavor to Matzo balls and chopped liver! Try "Jewish bacon" today! #schmaltz #gribenes #kosher #ashkenazi #TorisKitchen