South African Beef Jerky! AKA Biltong! | Chuds BBQ

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3.5lbs (1.59kg) Meat
52g Red Wine Vinegar
30g Worcestershire Sauce
20g Honey
36g Salt
12g Black Peppercorn
24g Coriander Seed
8g Chili Flake
4g Fennel
10g Garlic

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48 Comments

  1. I married into South Africans. Been making my own biltong for about 8 years now. I don't spend time making jerky anymore. It's addicting. Mine never makes it into the freezer.

  2. 1. slice fatty biltong thin. (dry/medium/wet, personal preference)
    2. spread a generous amount of salted butter onto a slice of fresh white bread. (good quality butter)
    3. add biltong to buttered bread
    4. FOLD bread in half (very important step)
    5. enjoy!

  3. lol
    Vacuum pack it you say?
    That few pieces in my house would not last till the end of the day.
    Looks like you got the biltong making process right.
    Have you tried droe wors?

  4. Very nice Brad. From a South African that also hunt and make his own biltong. Next time make larger cuts and try not to let it get to dry. That colour is fine that is not the vinigar that makes it red it is what it should look like.

  5. Hi Bradley

    Your biltong looks great. I've never had cold smoked biltong before. But smoke makes everything taste better. Wont have any issues if you try a cold smoked version.

    Love your content and I've learnt a lot from your videos.

    P.S. if you are ever in SA you must try some braaivleis.

  6. My cousin was a missionary in Africa for 20+ years, and when we’d visit, we’d eat obscene amount of biltong, both store bought, and homemade from various native meats. Definitely gonna give this a whirl.

  7. It’s great to make it your own with smoke or whatever. There are so many different varieties even locally and that’s kind of a thing about it. Look forward to seeing more and making more of my own 🤙🏾💪🏾🥩

  8. Just dont cook it otherwise there's no such thing as blasphemy with biltong. Use any cut from any animal, smoke it, dont smoke it. Try everything….but remember the magic rule, fat means flavor.