Long-aged fat paste is used like clarified butter or duck fat, to sear meats and fish, brown vegetables, or cook eggs...
Its melting point is much higher than that of butter, making it an extremely easy-to-digest and wholesome fat. Use it with a brush to coat the frying pan or saucepan.
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A small amount is enough.
The fat paste is crafted from lard aged for at least 8 months. This lard is minced, then melted at low temperature and finely filtered.
- Our farm eggs served at breakfast, cooked in aged fat paste
- Fresh broad bean stew with ventrèche and garden herbs
- Monkfish with Gascon pork fat paste























