📜 RECIPE 📜 South African Dried Beef Biltong (Part 2)

in GEMS4 years ago (edited)

Part 2 - The spicing of the beef -

The most important thing about the spicing is that you only do one kilogram at a time. To streamline the process, I've got some small plastic containers to separate the spices for each kilogram of beef.

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Now, on to part 2...

Preparing the Spices

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Basic Ingredients

  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • Coriander seeds
  • Vinegar

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Weigh out 4g of pepper and 4g of coriander for each kilogram of meat that you're preparing.

Spicy option: You can also add 4g of dried chilly flakes at this stage if you like it hot

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Separated into each container

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I use a mortar and pestle to grind up the spices, but you can also use crushed pepper and coriander seeds to save time.

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Crushed and separated into containers

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You'll also need 15g of salt for each kilogram of meat

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Preparing the Meat

Again the meat will be rinsed, however this time using a mixture of vinegar and water. Mix 1 cup of vinegar with 2 cups of clean water and rinse and massage the meat. Try to squeeze as much liquid out of the meat as possible.

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Once you've rinsed the meat, separate it into one kilogram batches to get it ready for spicing

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Use a baking pan to lay out the meat

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Try to spread the spice as evenly as possibly across both sides of all the steaks

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The meat then goes back in the drip trays...

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...and back in the fridge for another 12hrs.

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Thanks for reading and look out for Part 3... coming soon to Hive!