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Beef Jerky or Biltong
- Thread startercrusty
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Here you go Crusty....there's loads so I picked one which promotes the spices I have used in the past.http://www.biltongmakers.com/biltong06a_recipes_biltong.html
I particularly like Chilli Strips which are on there too.
Regards
I particularly like Chilli Strips which are on there too.
Regards
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Hi Huan, it seems every butcher and his dog has a 'Boerewors' recipe now in your local British market town so I have not needed to make any myself. However, I am also spoilt as I get some made for me by my mother & brother who use IMHO the best spice blends. Freddy Hirsch!
www.freddyhirsch.co.za
My choice would be the Cederberg pack.http://www.freddyhirsch.co.za/products/ingredients_main.php?sec=Ingredients&cat=Boerewors+Range
Boere roll with some Mrs Balls chutney on top while taking a stroll through the Amphitheatre flea market on Durban's beachfront. An old favourite pastime!
Regards
www.freddyhirsch.co.za
My choice would be the Cederberg pack.http://www.freddyhirsch.co.za/products/ingredients_main.php?sec=Ingredients&cat=Boerewors+Range
Boere roll with some Mrs Balls chutney on top while taking a stroll through the Amphitheatre flea market on Durban's beachfront. An old favourite pastime!
Regards
Some jerky recipes here:
http://www.sausagemaking.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=468
http://www.sausagemaking.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=468
Finally, at long last, the USFDA has approved a federally inspected version of both biltong and boerewoers. It's available from www.africanhut.com in Laguna Beach. And for the terminally South Africa Homesick, they also carry Castle lager (but no longer the Springbok rugby gear! Sob!)
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Maybe they only carry Springbok gear when they win the Tri-nations.
I was told that Paté cannot be brought in the US is that true?
I find making my Own Sausage is much more satisfying than buying it, you can play with spices and quantities to suit your palate exactly.
My mate reckons that I should try making cheese Boere next!
I think Chilli Boere is worth a try. Maybe use some of the baby Deer that I shot too for a gamier taste.
I was told that Paté cannot be brought in the US is that true?
I find making my Own Sausage is much more satisfying than buying it, you can play with spices and quantities to suit your palate exactly.
My mate reckons that I should try making cheese Boere next!
I think Chilli Boere is worth a try. Maybe use some of the baby Deer that I shot too for a gamier taste.
Pate' fois gras cannot any longer be commercially made in California and a few other states with truly twee legislatures but can still be sold when made in more forthright locations. As far as making it yourself, whoinHell is going to stop you, the PETA Enforcement Wing? Imported pate' is, as far as I know, still perfectly legal. The only problem was the (usual!) disagreement with France (over everything). Lots of hotheads stopped buying anything French. Personally, since I'm the only one in the family who likes pate', if I have my biennial craving, I just go down to the store and buy enough chicken liver for a couple of days' supply and fire it up.
island_sands said:
Orrrrrrr Sob Sob Sob, Get Stuffed.
Look we have had a Bad few months in Australia, it wasnt bad enough loosing the Rugby but when England beat us in Cricket arrrr the Shame of it all.
Our once proud nation is crumbling and this Sporting demise is tearing at the very fabrice of the Aussie Male Ego.
Its O.K to loose in Rugby because the Springboks and All Blacks are Tough and Nasty and we put up a good fight so its not too bad,
But to loose the Cricket to a bunch of namby pamby oiby toyby, pasty scrawny Poms ( but they had a few South Africains to help out) its enough to make grown men cry. ( we dont or our wifes make fun of us).
Well at least we can still Swim and Surf
Crusty
But it wasn't all plain sailing for the New Zealanders in the final game.Huan said:Sands, You won the 3N -LAST year. this is 2005
You guys put up a good fight though.
we had to let them win in the end rofl rofl
wouldn't want Crusty AND all the kiwis in tears
...poor Crusty. He's right about the cricket, even the World XI is going to have a go now....sorry about those turncoats helping the english team Crusty....seems nobody tried stopping the rogues using their maroon passports at Heathrow!rofl rofl rofl
Ah well....there's always spearfishing.
Ah well....there's always spearfishing.
.....can't say too much *hushed tone* ....I'm still wary of his mother who was my headmistress at Warner Beach Junior Primary....Mrs Rathbone was pretty good with the cane and ruler!:martialrofl rofl
P.S....Past ill's for us also include Andrew Mehrtens...
P.S....Past ill's for us also include Andrew Mehrtens...
SurfnSpear said:
no wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy rofl rofl is it the same one i didnt know rofl
and nobody mention Hansie... :ko
I think perhaps the Tri-N drove the price of Springbok gear up higher than the unenlightened NFL-viewing American public would pay. After all, though there a large number of RSA ex-pats here in SoCal, African Hut needs home grown customers as well and Orange County isn't known for the shallowness of its pockets.