Yes, you can, but it would probably taste gross!
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Half and Half is equal parts and cream with a typical fat content from 10% and 18%. It is used in cooking, baking, in coffee or even over cereal. There are also non-fat half and half products available which are good substitutes for sauces and some desserts. Source: http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/Dictionary/H/Half-and-half-5870.aspx
Rendering fat in cooking is done by heating fat slowly over low heat until it melts and separates from any solids. The liquid fat is then strained and can be used for cooking or flavoring dishes.
Fat rendering is the process of melting down animal fat to separate it from any impurities. This purified fat can then be used in cooking to add flavor and moisture to dishes, as well as for frying and sauting foods.
Rendered fat is the liquid fat that is obtained by melting down animal fat or skin. It is commonly used in cooking to add flavor and moisture to dishes, as well as for frying and sauting foods.
You can use Canola oil because......it is free of cholesterol and trans fat.
The substance derived from pigs that is commonly used in cooking and known as pig fat is called lard.
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Lard is generally used to describe cooking lard which is fat from the abdomen of a pig. Human lard is an informal term used to describe excess body fat in humans (and is not used for cooking!)
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