Larding a food refers to the process of injecting fat into the meat, usually with a larding needle. It protects the meat from excessive drying and can be used to introduce additional flavors. Contrast with barding, which is to cover the meat with slices of bacon, fat, or pork.

Categories: Pork Technique
Characteristic of: French cuisine
Contains, including ancestors: Pork
Also known as:
English: larded
Wikidata ID: Q3217888
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