defat

/diːˈfæt/
verb
  1. To remove fat from something, especially food or a liquid.
    • You can defat the gravy by chilling it and then lifting off the hardened fat layer.
    • The chef used a special strainer to defat the soup before serving it.
    • The recipe says to defat the broth by skimming the oil off the top with a spoon.
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