What is "dumpling soit"?
I am watching a Gordon Ramsey youtube video, he is cooking dumplings. At approximately the 6:04 mark of the video Gordon mentions "Next the dumpling essentail, soit". It looks to be a off white substance about the size of rice kernels, almost exactly like shredded cheese.
What is this "dumpling soit"? I assume some form of animal fat?
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Yes, it is animal fat. The word is spelled "suet" and it comes from beef.
I haven't been able to find a recording of the word with British accent, but this is what fits the context too. It also seems to exist in this flaky form that is shown in the video.
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