The technical term is "Braising"
Wrapping lean meat with fat before roasting. Example wrapping bacon around a lean meat and then roasting?
Before roasting the turkey prepare it by massaging butter between the skin and the breast meat, then as the turkey roasts the butter will start the basting process as is slowly melts, some of the butter together with meat juices and turkey fat will gather in the base of the roasting pan, use this liquor to continue the basting process.
Baste
Fat has a higher calorie loading than protein. Butter is fat. Lean meat is protein.
No, you are describing kneading, a bread making process. Basting is using meat juices and fat to spoon over a roasting joint or bird whilst roasting, this keeps the meat moist.
Not exactly it is part of the meat and meat alternatives group. mostly meat alternatives. so you are partly correct.
Peanut butter isn't a pure fat. I has ground peanut meat as well as the fat that's in the peanuts. Butter is almost pure fat. When baking peanut butter is usually more of a flavoring but since it has so much fat in it, the butter or shortening in the recipe is reduced. You can trade peanut butter for fat since it's not all fat.
A good alternative method for roasting meat without using a roasting rack is to place the meat on a bed of vegetables or herbs in the roasting pan. This elevates the meat slightly and allows for air circulation, similar to using a roasting rack.
Larding or barding meat, poultry, or game is often necessary to enhance moisture and flavor during roasting. These techniques involve inserting strips of fat (larding) or wrapping the meat in a layer of fat (barding), which helps prevent the meat from drying out in the heat. This is particularly important for lean cuts that lack enough natural fat to stay tender and juicy. Additionally, the added fat can impart rich flavors to the dish as it renders during cooking.
A peanut is a legreme; like a pea... it is also the nut group :)
The equipment typically used for roasting includes an oven, a roasting pan, and a meat thermometer.
If you are cooking something (like a piece of meat) on a try in an oven, then fat and juices will come out and collect in the tray. Basting is the process of periodically opening the oven and spooning these juices over the cooking meat.