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Re: BBQ Season - Tips & Ideas?

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb View Post
well my banks took a beating cuz of having to buy a tv this week Kymmy remind me in a couple of weeks and ill order a bit of both to try
You can always try and make the biltong yourself, I have a few times. Get your butcher mate to cut you a couple of nice topside or silverside / venison strips, about 10 mm thick, salt and spice to suit, hang in a ventilated space with a net around to keep the bugs off, hang to suit tastes, the longer the drier, and experiment with the whole process. I have had some good, some reasonable, and some straight in the bin results
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