How to Render Beef Tallow - No Special Equipment Needed
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2022
- If you have a stove and a pot, you can easily make beef tallow. I'll show you this simple method to make it white and odorless. You can then use it for cooking, frying, skincare, soapmaking, and candlemaking.
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When I render tallow, I strain it, then pour into a large rectangular glass casserole dish. (I usually do one whole suet at a time--chopped up--in a big kettle.) Once it solidifies, I cut it into squares. Then I put it in the freezer for awhile...when you take it out of the freezer, you can usually pop the chunks out of the dish--use a thin spatula around the edge and they pop loose. Then I store in freezer bags in the freezer and take out as needed for soap making, making homemade suet cakes for the birds (they love it), cooking, etc. I always ask for the suet when we buy beef by the quarter or half. No one else wants it, so I always get both whole suets from the cow. I store in the freezer until I'm ready to render them. We are finally raising our own grass-fed beef cattle now, so next year, it will be from our own beef. :)
That sounds great! Thank you so much for sharing and for commenting 😊 ~ Anja
Thank you so much for the details! I needed this!❤️
I found this very helpful and simple. Thank you!
I can’t wait to try this! Thank you.
Yay! I am sure you will love it 💛 ~ Anja
Such an easy to follow directional video! We ordered the suet when we got our half beef and it has been intimidating me haha! I'm pulling it out now to work on it tomorrow! I plan on making your tallow hand cream as well ❤️
Nice! So glad you enjoyed this video! Tallow is so versatile, love that you have it 😊 ~ Anja
Thank you Anja, so interesting....as always!
Thank you, I am so glad you enjoyed it, Patricia 💛!
I would recommend rendering your suet in the crockpot, outside. It does have a pretty strong smell. I just did some yesterday newbie here. I found out real quick why everybody was saying to put your crockpot outside.
Thank you so much for sharing😊 ~ Anja
Brilliant, thank you! It’s like cooking with my own mum (big compliment :-) you’re great!
Glad you enjoyed it
When I rendered beef tallow, I let it solidify, then the water in the bottom if the bowl was brown, so, I purified it again and it was better. I noticed you don't have water in your bowl, and your fat settled to the bottom where mine floated on top and I rendered for 12 hours?
SO interesting. Thank you. I love your content. New subscriber and grateful to have found your channel.
Yay! So glad you're enjoying my videos 💛
Comically enough I just bought a jar of 100% grass-fed beef tallow from Thrive Market. I always learn wonderful things from you. Perhaps I will try to make my own.
Yay, Julie! You‘ll get to try it out and now you know that it’s so easy (and much cheaper) to make your own 💛 ~ Anja
Instant pot has a slow cook setting that would be perfect for that!!
I use more mine all the time making bone broth
Great idea!!
@@OurGabledHome I was thinking the same thing. One less step of rendering twice.
I put all my beef tallow in the meat grinder. and it all melts in an hour in the pot.
A bit to wash and put away, but I like to be finnished quickly :)
I like your channel! Just watched the tallow balm video
The meat grinder is a great idea. Thank you so much for sharing 😊 ~ Anja
Thank you so much ❤
You're welcome 😊
Great video! I would love to do this. I want to start making soap again and of course try all of the other benefits you mentioned. The question is now where do I find beef fat? Especially grass fed... Maybe the local butcher?.. thanks Anja for another great video! ❤️
Depending on where you live you may have to ask around a bit. You can also google for online retailers that ship org. grass-fed beef fat to you 💛 ~ Anja
@@OurGabledHome Thank you Anja, I will try that! ❤️
I've been buying beef in bulk from a restaurant supply store. It's not trimmed and I have been freezing the fat as I render it into useable cuts intending to this.
Thank you for taking the mystery out of it fovcr me.
Nice! Have fun making tallow!
I have a milk bag to strain my muscadine juice to get the seeds and the skins out tonight my jellies! That would work wonderfully and it’s reusable but I would have to purchase another one because I would not want the grease to ruin my jellies. But it’s a wonderful idea. Thank you Inya!! I am definitely and more natural things I’m so allergic to everything. This looks wonderful my husband has terrible dry skin on his feet and that would probably help him greatly! And my daughter also has tendencies for dry skin. Thank you Inya
Sounds great! And yes, I would recommend getting a few cheesecloths for different ingredients (they're pretty inexpensive) 😊 ~ Anja
Hallo Anja, i love your videos! 👌What happened to the water content? Did it evaporate? I believe it causes mold if not drained properly. Thank you again.
Hi there! You may find this full blog post helpful: ourgabledhome.com/how-to-render-beef-tallow-no-special-equipment-needed/😊 ~ Anja
Hello, nice one.
Thank you so much 😊 ~ Anja
Hi, new subscriber. Thank you for teaching us how to do this! My wuestion is do you use disposable paint strainers or reusable?
I use disposable but I use them over and over until they fall apart so I guess they are reusable.
@@OurGabledHome okay, thank you so much for your response. Greatly appreciated.
This is amazing! I wanna know what's the reason behind reheating it before storing?
I reheat it to get it into the shape I want for storing, no other reason ~ Anja
@@OurGabledHome I guess I can store it directly after the first step? It won't make any difference right?
Does adding the water initially render it slower & regulate the temp from getting too hot during process?
Yes 👍
Do you cook the scraps if feeding them to dogs or just give them as they are??
Does one have to use salt or it can be skipped, pls? Asking cuz i wanna buy some suet,render it,add jojoba oil n EO,whip it n use as skin moisturizer especially for my hands n feet. Thank you for the video. I m thinking to use the crockpot on low n just suet. Maybe just few spoons of water.
The salt will stay in the water, not the fat.
You do not HAVE to use salt but it helps to draw out impurities. And a crockpot is great!
@@OurGabledHome thank you
@@JazzyMamaInAK thank u
In pork you want the leaf fat. Do you need a specific fat from the beef or will just any of the fat work to make tallow?
Hi Paul, essentially that is the same for beef but you can use any fat, if you can't find leaf fat. Happy rendering 😊 ~ Anja
Anja, if you do this in a crockpot, would you use the high or low heat setting and would you still need to use water?
I think it depends a bit on your particular crockpot. I would probably start on the low setting and only set it to high if nothing is happening ~ Anja
How long would you cook it in the crock pot?
Until you see the liquid fat coming out and the tissue part empty & kinda shredded looking.
Does the beef fat have to be grass fed? Also do you place the fat in the freezer right after you get it, and for how long ? Thank you
It doesn't have to be grass fed but those cows tend to be much healthier (including their fat). I buy mine frozen but if you get it fresh you can freeze for about 1-2 hours. It will keep for months in the freezer ~ Anja
Hi anja thank you for video on tallow making .I made this some time ago but I didnt use any water. Just suet into a pot and melted on very low heat .results were good .can you tell me why you used eater thanks
Hi Val, good question! There's a dry and wet rendering method. I find it easier to control the temperature with water to keep the fat from browning and to get really white tallow. Hope this helps 😊 ~ Anja
@@OurGabledHome thanks anja you are fantastic even with prompt replies lots of love
@@OurGabledHome so, does the water just evaporate while cooking?
@@OurGabledHome thank you for making this video. We plan on butchering a steer soon. My first time. And this information is perfect timing!
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How do you store the tallow- refrigerator or pantry? Virginia in Arkansas
Hi Virginia, you can keep tallow in the pantry for up to six months and in the refrigerator for about one year 😊 ~ Anja
I just did this and store mine in a jar. I notice its really rich so it works great on dry skin.
What do you think about wet method of rendering tallow?
Isn't that what I did?
Hello! Im new to tallowgy😅... I have no way to find grass fed or finished cow fat. I live in a huge city where I was so happy to find a butchery. I asked If they can sell to me beef fat, the did. But now Im stuck with the huge question. Is it good idea or healthy to do beef tallow if the cow was not grass fed or finished? What are your thaughts on this. Thank you so much.❤
I personally think grass-fed and -finished is best but am still convinced you get a lot of goodness from conventionally grown meat and its fat ~ Anja
Water and salt. That's brilliant. Low and Slow. The water will separate out later in the fridge. :)
Yes, exactly
Does it need to simmer in order to have a proper render?
Yes, a very gentle simmer so as not to brown it ~ Anja
Is it fine to use pink salt or canning salt?
Pink salt is typically Himalayan salt which is fine but canning salt might contain other ingredients ~ Anja
If by pink salt you mean Prague Powder/curing salt/instacure/etc., DO NOT use that. It contains sodium nitrite and is meant to be used in extremely small, carefully measured amounts for cured meats. It'll kill you in high doses.
Himalayan pink salt and canning salt are just regular salt. Fine to use. Just get some kosher salt though
When can i add oils like tea tree or rosemary?
Before you're cooking it down if you intend to use it as a skin cream
How can you tell if all the water is out
Since you will pour it into a bowl, the fat will rise to the top and solidify. The water will be underneath and you can just pour it out. Hope this helps 😊 ~ Anja
Can you use pork instead?
Yes, that works the same
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A Transcript would be helpful.
Did you know that you can turn those on, too? Bottom right hand corner of the video and click on "CC" ~ Anja
Normally the word “transcript” is right there at bottom of description box. First time I looked, it was not there; after your post I checked back and it appeared. No one ever tells you what these little icons are for. Thanks!
Have you ever pressure canned your rendered tallow for longer term storage/preservation of refrigerator space?
I have not done that as tallow keeps nicely in the fridge or freezer.
Tallow (and other saturated fats) will last at least a year at room temperature (unless your home is really hot); even longer in the fridge or freezer. But a cool, dark place is fine.
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