dryfat
/draɪfæt/Definitions
1. noun
A type of animal fat that is high in protein and low in moisture, often used in cooking and as a food source.
“The butcher sold us a block of dryfat to use in our stews and braises.”
1. noun
A type of animal fat that is high in protein and low in moisture, often used in cooking and as a food source.
“The butcher sold us a block of dryfat to use in our stews and braises.”