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hi is there any pep bb for preserving meat i searched but couldent find one I make a lot of biltong meat preserved by vinegar and spices then dried great way to preserve meat without needing refrigeration and lighter too for hiking camping ect.
 
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Hi Brian, not yet but we're working on the Food Prep and Preservation badge right now behind the scenes.  Thanks for reminding me about biltong!  Is it different enough from jerky to have it as its own BB?  I presume so but wanted to check.

If you were to write a half sentence description of what a BB for biltong could look like, what would you say?

For instance:
Smoke cure 5 pounds of fish
Salt cure 5 pounds of pork
Apply South African magical powder in order to biltong 5 pounds of red meat
Make 5 pounds of turtle meat into biltong
etc

I just don't know the right words
 
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Mike Haasl wrote:Hi Brian, not yet but we're working on the Food Prep and Preservation badge right now behind the scenes.  Thanks for reminding me about biltong!  Is it different enough from jerky to have it as its own BB?  I presume so but wanted to check.

If you were to write a half sentence description of what a BB for biltong could look like, what would you say?

For instance:
Smoke cure 5 pounds of fish
Salt cure 5 pounds of pork
Apply South African magical powder in order to biltong 5 pounds of red meat
Make 5 pounds of turtle meat into biltong
etc

I just don't know the right words



Maby cure and dry 5 pounds of meat into biltong.

salt peper and rosted coriander seed  are the base ingredients in the magic powder but the real magic is in the personalisation of the recipe maybe a pinch of chillie a dash of garlic  ect.
 
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never heard of turtle being made into biltong but i supose it could be dont think it would be legal here in sa thoughas turtles are protected here.
 
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not to mention, 5 lbs of turtle meat is a fair amount of turtle.
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Thanks Brian!

(I was just trying to be a bit funny with the turtle)
 
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greg mosser wrote:not to mention, 5 lbs of turtle meat is a fair amount of turtle.


i dont know ive seen a couple probably weighing in exess of 50lb while diving off our coast
 
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