Lard
6.7Same solid fat texture and very high smoke point; makes exceptionally flaky pie crust
7 vegan substitutes for shortening — top pick Lard at 67% function match.
Same solid fat texture and very high smoke point; makes exceptionally flaky pie crust
Same solid texture, works well in baking
Same semi-solid consistency
Use 7/8 cup liquid oil per cup shortening; works in quick breads and cakes, not flaky pastry
Softer texture; chill before cutting into pastry dough, works 1:1 in cookies and cakes
Use 3/4 cup liquid oil; best for quick breads
Use 3/4 cup oil per 1 cup shortening; works in quick breads and cookies, not flaky pastries
Coconut Oil: Adds mild coconut undertone in baked goods
Palm Oil: Distinct palm flavor in delicate pastries
Cooking And Salad Oil: Flavor more noticeable when served raw
Cooking And Salad Oil: Liquid oil — cannot cream for flaky pastry layers
Margarine: Softer than shortening — chill dough before rolling
Avocado Oil: Liquid oil — cannot cream into sugar for flaky layers
Avocado Oil: No solid fat structure — pie crust won't be flaky
Vegetable Oil: Liquid oil — won't produce flaky pie crust
Vegetable Oil: Use 3/4 cup oil per 1 cup shortening