All-Natural Beef Tallow Box (4) 14oz Jars

       Enjoy (4) 14oz jars of our local grass-fed/grain finished beef tallow perfect for enhancing the flavor to any meal. 

What is Beef Tallow?

The traditional ingredient brings remarkable flavor and health advantages to every dish. Beef tallow is rendered fat from beef, typically derived from the suet, or hard fat, surrounding the cow's kidneys. Renowned for its high smoke point and rich taste, beef tallow is perfect for frying and roasting, enhancing your dishes with depth and richness.

With a smoke point of approximately 400°F (204°C), beef tallow is well-suited for high-heat cooking. Unlike olive oil or butter, it has a lower likelihood of burning, resulting in fewer unwanted flavors and healthier meals. For those adhering to low-carb or ancestral diets, beef tallow serves as an excellent source of fat. It's free of carbohydrates and seamlessly integrates into keto, paleo, and carnivore diets, imparting satisfying flavor and richness to your culinary creations.

How to Cook with Beef Tallow

Preparing meals with beef tallow is easy. Here are several ways to integrate this versatile fat into your dishes:

Sautéing and Stir-Frying
Replace your usual cooking oil with beef tallow when stir-frying vegetables or sautéing onions and garlic. Its high smoke point prevents burning, while also enriching the flavor of your ingredients.

Roasting Vegetables
Mix root vegetables like potatoes, carrots, and parsnips with melted beef tallow and your favorite seasonings. Roast them in a preheated oven at 425°F to achieve a deliciously crispy and caramelized texture that olive oil alone can't provide.

Frying
Beef tallow was the traditional fat used for French fries, and there's a great reason for that! It’s perfect for frying various foods, including chicken, fish, or even potatoes. You’ll enjoy a rich, savory flavor that’s truly unmatched.

Creating Savory Pastries
If you're in the mood for a culinary adventure, consider incorporating beef tallow into your pie crusts or biscuits. This ingredient adds a flaky texture and a deliciously savory flavor, providing a distinctive twist to pot pies or meat-filled pastries.