Rump Biltong / it is a success w/Qview

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africanmeat

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Rump Biltong South African dry beef  use to be made by the farmers  to preserve there meat.

Got 2 Lb Rump

Mix spices

 Brown vinegar

you sprinkle In a containers   some spices. than  the first layers  of meat  sprinkle spices and some vinegar .and repeat   it till finish.

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Mix the spices well

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tub the spices in and sprinkle the vinegar

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in to the frigid it go’s for 24 hours

See you tomorrow
 
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Looks great Ahron - looking forward to seeing the finish on this one 
 
I had to go back and look at your first pictures.  It looks like the meat slices have swelled to almost steak size for the moment.  Looks wonderful.  Looking forward to seeing how you serve the dish.  I truly miss my old cool cellar.  Every home should have one.
 
Time now for another peek.  Show us the process as you check on the meat.

Many of us don't have the cooling cellar but some do and some will want to try this dish.  Keep the tread moving.  Thanks.
 
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