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Danba pork fat

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — After the Winter Solstice Festival, the pig is slaughtered, its head, hooves, and internal organs removed. The whole pig is then split in half and placed in a large pot to be soaked in boiling water. The water is reheated until it boils again, after which the pork is taken out and placed in a large basket or on a wooden board. It is left to freeze overnight on the rooftop—frost that night is ideal. Then it is hung in a dark, airy room. When eaten, slices are cut off and either boiled or pan-fried, releasing rich, aromatic oil…

Danba pork fat

   After the Winter Solstice Festival, the pig is slaughtered, its head, hooves, and internal organs removed. The whole pig is then split in half and placed in a large pot to be soaked in boiling water. The water is reheated until it boils again, after which the pork is taken out and placed in a large basket or on a wooden board. It is left to freeze overnight on the rooftop—frost that night is ideal. Then it is hung in a dark, airy room. When eaten, slices are cut off and either boiled or pan-fried, releasing rich, aromatic oil, tender yet not greasy.

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