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Biltong Featured Ingredient - South Africa
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Many peoples all over the world and throughout the ages have seen the necessity to preserve meat in times of plenty to see them through the leaner times and it is precisely for these reasons that Biltong was invented. South African pioneers found it expedient to sun dry meats during their long and often arduous trek. Little or no fresh meat was taken at the start of their journey. Various meat was and still is used, game, ostrich and beef amongst them.
Bicarbonate of soda is also added to prevent moulding and saltpeter gives it the lovely reddy colour. Today the Biltong industry is huge and biltong is probably one of the most sought after delicacies in Southern Africa by both the inhabitants and tourists alike.
You can find recipes using this classic ingredient on the main South Africa Cooking by Country Page.
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