Tenderflake Pastry
5 cups flour
1 lb. Tenderflake lard
2 tsp. salt
2 tsp. sugar
1 egg, 2 tablespoons vinegar and ice water to make 1
cup.
Yield: 3 9" double crust pies or 6 shells
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Tenderflake Lard is completely non-hydrogenated. Hydrogenation, and partial
hydrogenation, are the processes by which liquid oils are turned into solids.
Unfortunaltely, this may create high levels of trans fat.
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Health experts the world over agree that trans fat is a higher risk
factor than saturated fat for coronary heart disease.
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Because Tenderflake is non-hydrogenated it has only 1% naturally
occurring trans fat, compared to the leading brand of shortening at 15% trans
fat (per 10g serving)
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