I've moved country and sold my extract brewing kit, so I will go back to kit brews.
I'm planning on getting one on Christmas and if all goes well I should start basic training for the armed forces in early February.
Looking at timings, I'll have enough to bottle and condition for 2 weeks, but...
You can mix vinegar, brown sugar, salt and coriander as a base and leave it over night in the fridge. You can also just make sure the vinegar mixes with all the meat and spice and hang up straight away.
A dehydrator will work.
I'm shooting a Warthog soon. So apart from saussage, I'll be smoking small bits.
I love my little smoker. If I have mates over I have to cook boneless cuts due to size.
I'm shooting a Warthog soon. So apart from saussage, I'll be smoking small bits.
I love my little smoker. If I have mates over I have to cook boneless cuts due to size.
We usually hang the meat during our dry winter months or google diy biltong maker.
Basically a box with a light and a fan in it.
I like my biltong to be in thick pieces so I can grab a large piece and slice it with my pocket knife while watching sport.
Was delicious mate. I pulled it off a bit early and had to put it back on but was very juicy. The flour formed a crust and kept the juices in.
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I got a mini Weber for Christmas and using it for the first time today.
I bought a 1.5 kilo brisket and have coated it in a flour, salt, pepper and dried garlic mixture. The brisket just fits onto my little braai.
I've taken some local chips that where from a red wine barrel and added a shot...
I boiled a Coopers Ale can with 1oz Centennial Hops and 2lbs LDME.
Its a lot bitterer than expected due to the boiling, but after four weeks in the bottle its a fantastic drink.