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suet
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suet /su·et/ (soo´et) the fat from the abdominal cavity of ruminants, especially the sheep, used in preparing cerates and ointments and as an emollient.
suet [soo´et]
the fat from the abdominal cavity of ruminants, especially the sheep, used in preparing cerates and ointments and as an emollient.

suet
hard, raw fat from a beef carcass sold for cooking.


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for the suet crust: 300g/11oz self raising flour, 1tsp baking powder, salt and white pepper, 150g/5oz beef suet, cold water.
For quite one month," Carver later wrote, "I lived on prayer, beef suet and cornmeal, and quite often being without the suet and meal.
And these delicious herby dumplings will go well with the casserole: HERBY DUMPLINGS (Serves 6) 100g self-raising flour Large pinch baking powder 1/4 tsp salt 50g shredded beef suet leaves from 2 sprigs of thyme 100ml cold water salt and freshly ground black pepper Sift the flour, baking powder, salt and pepper into a bowl and stir in the suet and thyme leaves.
 
 
 
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