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Yea I was kind of hoping to hear from someone with real world experience in making biltong. That's not a dig at you I do appreciate you were trying to help.
Hi Dave,
Thanks for replying. I'm wondering if grinding the spices into more of a powder might not be the answer?
I personally prefer a more moist biltong as opposed to a drier piece so I was even thinking of pulling it out of the dryer sooner.
I'm really confused by the weird "olive" aftertaste
I just tried my first attempt at making biltong and it wasn't great. I'm gonna try give as much info as possible to see if anyone can give me some pointers
Meat was beef (outside round)
Cut into 1/2" strips and soaked in malt vinegar for 3hrs.
Patted meat dry and covered the meat in my own...
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