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Keep a clean glass jar with a lid beside the stove. Every time you cook bacon, sausage, chicken thighs, a pork shoulder — pour the hot fat through a s

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Keep a clean glass jar with a lid beside the stove. Every time you cook bacon, sausage, chicken thighs, a pork shoulder — pour the hot fat through a small strainer into that jar and put it in the fridge.

It sets pale and firm and keeps for months. Most households pour that down a drain where it hardens in the pipe and costs the city money to chase.

Fry your eggs in it. Start your greens with a spoonful. Roast potatoes in it and understand, finally, why your grandmother's potatoes tasted like that and yours never did.

Cost: nothing. It was always yours.

What did your grandmother never throw out?

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Three glass mason jars with metal lids sit on a light countertop against a beige wall, each filled with a rendered fat. Small yellow sticky-note labels with handwritten text are on the lids, but the writing is not clearly legible.

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